The Waitsburg Collection

It’s all about the weave of this chair. The natural rattan is worked into mini arrowheads that come together to create a kind-of herringbone arrangement on the seat and open back. Surrounding it are thicker canes that bend and bow to form striking arms that slope downwards. Style tip: the thicker canes come to life when natural light gets to bounce off them so if you can, position it close to a window so it can really shine.

Chairs are nice, well made. I love them. My kids say the seats are scratchy.. Sheridan. Spring, TX. Sat Jul 23 2016

The unique rounded lines of the Bishop Chair, in hand-woven rattan, provide not only a strong visual statement but are designed with comfort in mind. The included cushion echoes the shape. The cushion cover, fabricated in 100 % cotton herringbone, is removable for ease of cleaning.

I absolutely love these! Deeper than expected, but comfy and wide.I bought for my outdoor table but quickly decided to use inside because they’re so light weight and great looking. Check dimensions because a normal 4-6’ table would probably have issues depending on the leg setup - ours is so long it made it more cozy having wider chairs. 2 chairs per box.. Ashley. South Dennis, MA. Thu Apr 06 2023

"The Countess chair showcases strong yet swooping lines that bring a softness to the entire piece. Let’s start with the arcs that swing down from their arms to the base. Then there’s the intersecting bow at the front and back. But the part that’s perhaps most defining is the wraparound piece of natural rattan that forms the arms and back support to create a welcoming and comfortable seat. Style tip: shawl, throw, wrap, will all work fabulously dangling over the tightly woven rattan backrest."

Color and look of chair is exactly as pictured and can be dressed up or down with an accent pillow or throw. I have put them at each end of a more rustic gray washed dining table and paired them with off-white armless cloth dining chairs. Very light weight, so will not hold more than 200 lbs in my estimation, but that is okay by me.. Kimberlee. Brighton, MI. Thu Apr 19 2018

"Inspired by the iconic film director’s chair, the Squire works a slightly scooped seat and concave back with open-air panels that make for noteworthy design. Tightly wound and woven rattan form the seat and back over thicker canes that give it structure. Style tip: while rattan will work alongside almost any furniture, it looks most striking when contrasted against painted woods or metals in a lighter color."

This is a chair that gets compliments, but I prefer it as an outdoor chair rather than an indoor chair.. Susan. Wheaton, IL. Sun Oct 11 2020