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Warm, modern furniture designed for real living, backed by over two decades of craft.

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Rated by thousands of happy customers

50,000+

Homes furnished across North America

200+

Original patented designs, never mass-market copies

Since 1999

Over two decades crafting furniture people love

Meet Prespa - Buttons All the Way Down

Most tufted dining chairs stop at the back panel and leave the seat plain, so the first thing to notice about the Prespa button tufted dining chairs is what happens when you look down. The diamond grid that pulls the shield-shaped back into padded squares carries straight across the seat, rolling over its rounded edge on every side. Around the back the panel is smooth, traced by a single welted seam and set above the seat on rear posts that continue down into the floor as legs. The front legs take the older path, sweeping out and scrolling back in a carved cabriole line under open weathered grain. These are velvet dining chairs drawn for a set table rather than a quick meal, tufted seat dining chairs that reward a second look from above. Armless and slim, the weathered wood dining chairs still tuck fully under the table. Best for traditional dining rooms, first-home hosts and mid-size eat-in kitchens.

Take A Closer Look

Shield-Shaped Back
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Shield-Shaped Back

The back narrows at the waist and widens again at the shoulders, its top corners turning slightly forward. The lower panel meets the small of the back while the flared upper edge catches the shoulders as you lean.

Tufted Velvet Seat
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Tufted Velvet Seat

Fabric-covered buttons draw the velvet into deep squares across the whole seat, each dimple pulling the short pile into shadow. High-density foam underneath gives at first contact and pushes back, so the tufting keeps its depth rather than flattening.

Solid Wood Frame
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Solid Wood Frame

The same solid wood carries through the rear posts, which rise from the floor past the seat rim to hold the back panel above it, while a pale weathered finish leaves the grain open and visible across every surface.

Cabriole Front Legs
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Cabriole Front Legs

Each front leg breaks from a straight line twice, curving outward below the seat and then scrolling back inward toward a narrow foot, the S-shaped profile that reads traditional rather than modern from across the room.