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Arm chair in white oak featuring a simple wood construction and unupholstered finish.
Arm chair crafted in oak with a plain, unupholstered seat profile for dining or kitchen use.
Arm chair in maple wood with a traditional unupholstered design suitable for dining rooms.
Arm chair in wormy maple offering a classic wood chair profile for dining or accent seating.
Arm chair with elm/maple construction and a wood seat, finished without upholstery for a natural wooden chair.
30-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, constructed from walnut; a wooden swivel barstool suited for counter or island seating.
30-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, crafted in rustic cherry; a wooden swivel barstool suited for counter or island seating.
30-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, built in white oak; a wooden swivel barstool suited for counter or island seating.
30-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, made from oak; a wooden swivel barstool suited for counter or island seating.
30-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, constructed from maple; a wooden swivel barstool suited for counter or island seating.
30-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, crafted from wormy maple; a wooden swivel barstool suited for counter or island seating.
30-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design featuring elm/maple construction; a wooden swivel barstool suited for counter or island seating.
24-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, constructed from walnut; a wooden swivel barstool suitable for counter or pub-height seating.
24-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, crafted in rustic cherry; a wooden swivel barstool suitable for counter or pub-height seating.
24-inch swivel barstool with a side (armless) design, built in white oak; a wooden swivel barstool suitable for counter or pub-height seating.
