Farmstead Bayfield Dining Chair

Mortise and tenon joinery is a traditional woodworking technique that creates an incredibly strong, interlocking connection. This method ensures the chair remains stable and wobble-free even after years of daily use.

Conversion varnish is a high-performance, catalyzed finish that creates a hard, moisture-resistant barrier on the surface of the wood. It is significantly more durable than standard lacquers, making it highly resistant to scratches, heat, and common household spills.

The side chair measures 19 inches wide, while the arm chair is 23.5 inches wide to accommodate the armrests. Both versions share the same 17.75-inch depth and 42-inch height, ensuring they look cohesive when mixed around the same table.

Yes, it is common to place arm chairs at the head and foot of the table while using side chairs along the sides. Since both versions share the same seat height and design language, they will maintain a uniform look.

This means the chairs are constructed from solid wood using time-tested joinery techniques rather than staples or glue alone. They are designed to withstand generations of use and can typically be refinished or repaired if necessary, unlike mass-produced furniture.