Williamsburg Mission Chair

The side chair is designed for a streamlined look and fits more easily into tight dining spaces, while the arm chair provides additional support and a more substantial profile. Both share the same seat height and back design, ensuring they can be mixed and matched around a dining table.

The double stretcher design adds significant structural integrity to the base of the chair. By connecting the legs with two horizontal supports rather than one, it prevents wobbling and ensures the frame remains rigid even with frequent daily use.

Hardwoods like Quarter Sawn White Oak and Hickory are excellent choices for high-traffic areas due to their dense grain and natural hardness. If you prefer a rustic aesthetic that hides minor wear well, Rustic Cherry or Rustic Quarter Sawn White Oak are also very forgiving options.

Yes, you can choose a solid wood seat for a traditional Mission look that is easy to wipe clean. If you prefer added comfort, the upholstery options range from durable microfiber and faux leather to premium genuine leather.

The arm chair has an overall height of 42 inches, but you should measure the distance from your floor to the underside of your table's apron to ensure clearance. Most standard dining tables accommodate these dimensions, but it is best to verify your specific table height before ordering.