Amish Thorton Mission Dining Chair

Both chairs share the same depth, height, and seat height, but the arm chair is wider at 23 inches compared to the side chair's 19 1/4 inches. The arm chair also features arms that sit at a height of 25 1/4 inches, which is important to check against your table's apron height to ensure they slide underneath.

The standard wood seat features a scooped design that is ergonomically contoured to provide natural support. If you prefer extra cushioning, the optional 2-inch foam seat is available in various fabric or leather finishes for a softer feel during longer meals.

Yes, you can customize your chair with a variety of hardwoods, including a specific option for a Brown Maple frame paired with an Elm seat. This allows you to mix wood grains for a unique aesthetic or to prioritize the durability of specific species for high-traffic areas.

Distressing adds character by mimicking the look of an antique piece. Light distressing typically includes subtle wear marks, while heavy distressing adds more pronounced nicks, rasping, and wear to give the chair a rustic, lived-in appearance.

Yes, these chairs are built with solid hardwood construction and finished with conversion varnish, which is designed to resist moisture and wear. This makes them durable enough for everyday dining while maintaining their finish over time.

Quarter Sawn White Oak is cut in a way that reveals beautiful, distinct ray fleck patterns in the grain. Beyond the visual appeal, this cutting method makes the wood more stable and less prone to warping or shrinking compared to plain-sawn lumber.