Where a Chair Earns Its Keep
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A dining chair is the piece of furniture you are in contact with most, three meals a day, every day, so it has to be comfortable and it has to last. Our Amish dining chairs are built from solid American hardwood, with joinery made to take years of being pulled out, sat in and pushed back. They are the chairs that hold up long after a big-box set has loosened at the joints.
You will find side chairs and arm chairs across every style we make, from Mission and Shaker to ladder back and farmhouse, with your choice of a solid wood seat or an upholstered one. Every chair is made to order in the wood, stain, and size you choose, so a new set matches the table you already own or the one you are building now.
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Most sets mix two kinds of chair. Side chairs are armless and line the sides of the table, while arm chairs, sometimes called host chairs, sit at the two ends. A common setup pairs two arm chairs at the ends with side chairs down the sides, though you can order all of one kind. Count the seats your table fits before you decide how many of each.
Then choose a style. Mission chairs have clean vertical slats, Shaker leans simple and light, ladder back chairs stack horizontal rungs up the back, and farmhouse styles run more relaxed. Every style comes in the same wood and stain options, so the chairs match whatever table you pair them with.
Last, decide on the seat. A solid wood seat wipes clean in a second and keeps the whole chair in one material, while an upholstered seat adds cushioning and a bit of softness for long dinners. Tell us your table and how you use it, and we will help you settle the mix, the style and the seat.
Contoured seats and supportive backs are shaped for the meals that turn into conversations, so nobody is shifting around or getting up early.
Line the sides with armless side chairs and cap the ends with arm chairs, all in one style, or fill the whole table with whichever you prefer.
Choose a solid wood seat that wipes clean in a second, or an upholstered one for extra cushioning, in a fabric that suits your room.
Solid hardwood and tight joinery stand up to being leaned back in and dragged out every day, where an Amish wood chair outlasts a factory set many times over.

A dining chair takes more stress than the table it sits at, tipped back, dragged out and sat in hard, several times a day. That is why joinery matters more in a chair than almost anywhere else, and why solid hardwood and traditional joints are worth it. Ours are built to order by the Amish shops behind our Nolensville showroom, most arriving in 8 to 12 weeks, with Quick Ship options in 3 to 5.
Because each set is made for you, we match your chairs to a table you already own, down to the wood and the stain, so a set added years later still looks like it belongs.
A set of chairs is a stack of small decisions: side or arm, style, seat and count, and it is easy to second-guess. Call, and you reach the family that runs the showroom, ready to help you match a stain to your table, pick a comfortable seat and land on the right number. No phone tree, no pressure.
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