Oakland Brady Chair

Mortise and tenon is a traditional woodworking joint where one piece of wood is inserted into a hole in another, creating a mechanical lock that is far stronger than simple glue or screws. This method is the gold standard for heirloom furniture because it prevents the chair from wobbling or loosening over years of daily use.

The conversion varnish is a high-performance, catalyzed finish that cures to a hard, protective shell. It is specifically engineered to resist water rings, heat, and even alcohol spills, making it an excellent choice for a dining room environment where frequent cleaning is required.

Yes, the Brady Chair is designed for customization. You can select from several solid wood options—including Oak, Brown Maple, Rustic Cherry, Hickory, Elm, and Walnut—and pair them with your choice of upholstery to match your specific dining room aesthetic.

The side chair measures 19 inches wide, while the arm chair is 24 inches wide. Both chairs share the same 17-inch depth and 40-inch height, so you can easily mix them around the same table without creating an uneven look.

Absolutely. The combination of solid wood construction and the durable conversion varnish finish makes this chair highly resistant to the wear and tear of a busy home. It is built to withstand heavy use while maintaining its structural integrity.