Windsor Chair

The Windsor chair was built for comfort. A country style favorite, Windsors are identified by their features. The comb back, fan back and bow back rate.

1 of 4 Vintage Wooden Windsor Dining Chairs / Scandinavian Style Brown Solid Wood Chairs / Mid Century Modern / Made in Yugoslavia / 1990s Crafted with precision and timeless elegance, these Vintage Wooden Windsor Dining Chairs encapsulate the essence of Scandinavian design. Each chair, reminiscent of the iconic Ercol style, was expertly made in Yugoslavia in the 1990s, embodying the Mid Century Modern aesthetic flawlessly. The solid wood construction exudes durability and sophistication…

Why do we paint Windsor chairs instead of staining or oiling them? Great question! Click to read my answer!

About this item Set of 4 Dining Chairs: Simple design style of the windsor chairs can meet both American country and modern decoration, suitable for a variety of spaces. The dining room chairs are durable and accompany you in every happy dining moment. Wooden Chair: Natural wood color of the dining chairs will bring a warm feeling. Solid wood has a hard texture, natural grain, good color gloss, and strong load-bearing. Easy to install and save time. Sedentary Comfort: Backrest with a…

Lately, I have been admiring Windsor chairs at an increasing rate. I am developing a crush, I guess. Might be due to the fact that when growing up, my parents had a set of four around our tiny kitchen table. My sister and I ate every kids meal there, we chased each other around the table while wearing roller skates (accidentally breaking the spindles in one chair while toppling it to the ground. Oops). My new crush might also be blamed on the fact that Windsor chairs are one of the most…

Circa 1700 an anonymous English chairmaker came up with a novel idea—to build a chair with a solid wooden seat. Early on the name Windsor was attached, but in spite of fanciful explanations, we don’t know why. By 1740 these new chairs were being made in Philadelphia. By the Revolution, the craft had spread through the

Windsor dining chairs were updated with a few coats of black paint. | Photographer: Robin Stubbert | Designer: Susan Burns

windsor chair: ATELIER MUJI GINZA in tokyo explores the universe of historical chair in collaboration with 'the windsor department'.

taken by Daisuke Kimura