Amish Parrish Transitional Dining Chair

Both chairs share the same seat dimensions and height, but the arm chair is slightly wider at 21 inches to accommodate the armrests. The armrests sit at a height of 25 inches from the floor, so ensure this clears your dining table apron if you plan to tuck them in.

The wood seat features a rich, scooped design that is ergonomically contoured to provide support during longer meals. While it is naturally firmer than fabric or leather, the shaping makes it surprisingly comfortable for daily use.

Hardwoods like Hard Maple, White Oak, and Hickory are excellent choices for durability due to their high density and resistance to dents. If you prefer a specific aesthetic, Brown Maple is a popular, versatile choice that takes stains very evenly.

We offer a range of upholstery grades, including Crypton fabrics, which are engineered for high performance and stain resistance. Genuine leather is also durable and easy to wipe clean, though it will develop a natural patina over time.

Yes, many customers choose to place arm chairs at the head and foot of the table while using side chairs along the lengths. Because they share the same design language and height, they create a cohesive, professional look when paired together.

Quarter Sawn White Oak is prized for its superior stability and unique 'ray flake' grain pattern. It is less prone to warping or shrinking than plain-sawn lumber, making it an ideal choice for heirloom-quality furniture.