Amish Baltimore Dining Chair

The side chair has a width of 19 inches, while the arm chair is wider at 23 3/4 inches to accommodate the armrests. The arm chair also features an arm height of 25 1/4 inches, which is important to consider if you plan to tuck your chairs completely under your dining table.

Yes, you have the option to supply your own material (COM) for the seat. This allows you to coordinate the chair perfectly with your existing window treatments or other upholstery in the room.

All options are solid hardwoods, but they vary in density and grain pattern. For example, Oak and Hickory are exceptionally hard and resistant to wear, while Cherry and Walnut offer unique grain characteristics that darken beautifully over time.

The conversion varnish provides a durable, protective layer that is resistant to water, heat, and common household chemicals. It is available in different sheen levels, such as regular semi-gloss or flat matte, allowing you to choose the level of luster that fits your home's aesthetic.

Yes, the optional upholstered seats feature a 2-inch foam cushion that provides significant support and comfort. This is a great upgrade if you prefer a softer seat than the standard solid wood option.

Distressing is a finishing technique used to give the wood a more rustic, lived-in appearance. Light distressing adds subtle character marks, while heavy distressing creates a more pronounced, weathered look that hides minor dings and scratches from daily use.