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Barewood's Whitewood Dining Chairs collection is real wood dining chairs for Tampa Bay homes — side chairs, arm chairs, and fully upholstered and slip cover chairs, many with a choice of a wood seat or a standard or Sunbrella cushion — from Whitewood, in solid parawood, with styles from Windsor and Mission to clean-lined modern. Pieces come unfinished, in the maker's finishes, or with custom finishing, and most start between about $120 and $495. Stools and benches are listed separately. Clearwater, FL, since 1985.
The Ava is the chair you pick when you don't want the chairs to be the story. Two wide slats under a gently curved crest rail, stretchers bracing t...
View full detailsFour of them around a kitchen table, pulled out every night and pushed back in, year after year. The San Remo is the chair that does that job witho...
View full detailsThe Charlotte Chair features a softly curved backrest with a crisscross X design and gently flared legs—blending traditional charm with a light, ai...
View full detailsTwo crossed X's stacked up the back — that's the whole design, and it's why this chair has stayed in the lineup so long. The Double X Back reads fa...
View full detailsA dining chair gets pulled out and pushed back three times a day, every day. The Ladderback Vista Chair is built for that — a triple-slat back and ...
View full detailsWith its sleek tapered back and distinctive arch cutouts, the Elle Chair brings a subtle modern edge to your dining space. Crafted from solid, eco-...
View full detailsClean lines and a quiet, modern profile make the Aspen Panel Back Chair an easy fit at a contemporary table. One wide panel sits below a slim top r...
View full detailsSunday morning, the table's still covered in newspaper and coffee cups and nobody's in a hurry to clear it. The Vineyard Chair earns that kind of m...
View full detailsThe Mission Chair offers timeless simplicity in a more compact silhouette. With clean vertical slats and a shorter back height, it’s ideal for smal...
View full detailsFour of them around a kitchen table and the room reads a little lighter. The Benson's four vertical slats rise to a flat crest rail, so a set of th...
View full detailsWeeknight dinners, homework spread across the table, the long Sunday breakfast nobody gets up from — the Emily Chair handles all of it without maki...
View full detailsSome rooms want a little of the coast in them without going all-in on shells and rope. The Palm Chair does that quietly — a carved palm motif acros...
View full detailsSome rooms need a little height at the table — a low ceiling to break up, or a long wall that swallows short furniture. The Tall Mission answers wi...
View full detailsA small round table by the window, two of these, and morning coffee has somewhere to happen. The Café Chair keeps a narrow footprint and a gently c...
View full detailsThe Fanback Chair offers a graceful, traditional look with its flared slat design that mimics the shape of an open fan. Crafted from solid, eco-fri...
View full detailsFive slim horizontal slats give the Aspen Slatback Chair a light, modern ladder back that suits a contemporary table as easily as a rustic one. Str...
View full detailsThe Amanda is the chair people ask about. Slim slats fan out as they rise from the seat to a wide, gently curved crest rail, so a set of them reads...
View full detailsHomework at one end, someone's laptop at the other, dinner in an hour. The X-Back is a chair for the table that never quite gets cleared — crossed ...
View full detailsHomework at one end, someone chopping onions at the other — the kitchen table works harder than any other surface in the house. The Roma is built f...
View full detailsThe Lacy Chair stands out with its arched top rail and distinctive lattice-style back—elegant without being formal, and versatile enough to complem...
View full detailsForty-two inches to the top of the hoop, which is what makes it read as a head-of-the-table chair even when it isn't. The Tall Windsor is the full ...
View full detailsSome dining chairs you sit in for twenty minutes. The Moraine is for the table where dinner turns into two hours of talking — a padded seat, a padd...
View full detailsThe Avalon Chair brings a little tradition to the table. Curved slats cross twice beneath an arched crest rail, forming a double X back that catche...
View full detailsThe Ava Arm Chair is made to tuck neatly under the table, so the ends of a dining set get a little more presence without taking up extra room. Two ...
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