Adams Dining Chair

Mortise and tenon is a traditional woodworking technique that creates an exceptionally strong, interlocking joint. By fitting a projection on one piece into a corresponding cavity on another, it provides superior structural integrity and prevents the chair from wobbling over years of daily use.

The conversion varnish is a high-performance, catalyzed finish designed to be much tougher than standard lacquer. It is specifically formulated to resist damage from household spills, including alcohol, water, and common cleaning agents, making it ideal for a high-traffic dining area.

Yes, the Adams Dining Chair comes standard with a comfortable saddle scoop wood seat, but you can customize it with fabric or leather upholstery. This allows you to balance the warmth of solid wood with the added comfort and texture of your preferred textile.

The side chair measures 18 1/4" wide, while the arm chair version is 23 1/2" wide to accommodate the armrests. Both versions share the same 17 1/2" depth and 18" seat height, ensuring they look cohesive when mixed around the same table.

All available options—Oak, Brown Maple, Cherry, Hickory, Walnut, and Elm—are hardwoods suitable for furniture, but they vary in density and grain pattern. Oak and Hickory are particularly dense and resistant to dents, while Cherry and Walnut are prized for their rich color and smooth, elegant grain.

The arm height of the chair is 25 1/4 inches. We recommend measuring the distance from your floor to the underside of your dining table apron to ensure there is at least an inch of clearance for the arms to slide underneath.