Spindle-back dining arm chair in distressed whitewashed Surf finish, crafted of Beech with a loose performance-fabric seat cushion for easy-care comfort.
Spindle-back side chair in distressed whitewashed Surf finish, crafted of Beech with a loose seat cushion in Oyster performance fabric for easy-care comfort.
Arm chair with Macrame Artic fabric seat and back, Beech wood frame with rope-wrapped arms and an X-stretcher base. Surf whitewashed finish lends a light, coastal look.
Side chair with Macrame Artic fabric seat and back on a Beech frame with rope-wrapped arms and an X-stretcher base. Surf whitewashed finish for an airy, coastal feel.
Side chair with a vintage scalloped oval back, Shell-finished wood frame, and blue-gray Cloud performance fabric on the back and seat. A calming, versatile choice for dining or accent seating.
Crafted from rubberwood solids with a tobacco finish, this Creations Copenhagen side chair features a sturdy spindle back, splayed legs, and a contoured seat for comfort. Nylon chair glides protect your flooring.
This Hearthstone Ridge Windsor back arm chair, crafted from rubberwood solids with a rustic oak finish, features a shaped seat for comfort and splayed tapered legs. It includes nylon chair glides and has a 300 lbs. weight limit.
This Hearthstone Ridge Windsor back side chair, crafted from rubberwood solids with a rustic oak finish, features a shaped seat for comfort and splayed tapered legs. It includes nylon chair glides and has a 300 lbs. weight limit.
This Hearthstone Ridge bench is crafted from rubberwood solids with a rustic oak finish, featuring a comfortable saddle-shaped seat. It includes nylon glides to protect flooring and wooden peg accents.
Side chair with a lace-like fretwork back and a creamy white, lightly distressed finish. Upholstered in Lindy Snow linen‑poly fabric for comfortable dining seating.
Host chair with aniline leather seat and back, accented by nailhead trim. Vintage Natural wood frame and a charcoal crosshatch back create a relaxed, rustic dining look.
