The Tear Drop Chair is designed entirely of solid wood, without any metal parts, deriving its strength and resiliency from the wood itself. The gentle contour of the seat, the innovative Tear Drop shape and the sweeping bow back support you in comfort for hours, without even a hint of the uncomfortable feeling you might expect from a hardwood bow back chair. It is a chair that works as well at the kitchen table as it does in the dining room, living room, or study.

The Tear Drop Arm chair is designed so that you sit naturally, with a contoured seat and arm rests that spread wide to give you plenty of elbow room. Like all our Tear Drop chair designs, this chair cradles you in comfort that you simply don’t expect from a bow back chair. You can spend the entire afternoon in this chair with a good book, and you won’t feel cramped, poked, or pinched. In fact, you probably won’t want to get up at all.

This Mission chair complements the taller end chair and has a very solid design. This chair shown here has five spindle back slats and a curve top and bottom support. The chair comes in either a curved or a straight back support. An example of the seat shown has a solid cherry seat. Optionally a fabic seat can be used. Please inquire about the fabric seat option. The chair can also come with arms. This chair also comes in a taller version.

The Mission chair design is influenced by the classic Gustav Stickley look. The straight clean lines and slightly curved back are typical. This chair fits well at the head of any Arts and Crafts table. The chair comes in either a curved or a straight back support and a wooden seat. The seat shown has a leather seat and has the curved back supports. A variety of seat type materials can be accommodated. The chair can also come with arms. This chair also comes in a shorter version.