Amish Direct Furniture Vonda Dining Chair

The side chair is armless, making it ideal for tighter spaces or fitting more chairs around a table. The arm chair includes integrated armrests, which provide additional support and a more formal, substantial look at the head of the table.

The seat styles vary by depth and edge profile. The 'Saddle Scoop' offers a standard contour, while the 'Deep Scoop' provides a more pronounced curve for added support. The 'Benton' style features a specific ergonomic shape, and you can choose between a 'Mission' edge for a clean, squared-off look or a 'Round Over' edge for a softer, more comfortable feel against the back of your legs.

Yes, for high-traffic households, we recommend selecting the Easy Living Performance Fabric or Revolution Performance Fabric. These options are designed to be durable, stain-resistant, and easier to clean than standard upholstery or genuine leather.

Selecting the black epoxy option fills the natural knots and voids in the wood with a smooth, dark resin. This creates a striking visual contrast against the natural wood grain and provides a seamless, flat surface that is easier to wipe clean than an open knot.

Hardwoods like Hard Maple, Hickory, and White Oak are exceptionally dense and resistant to dents and scratches, making them excellent choices for high-use dining chairs. Softer woods like Brown Maple or Cherry are beautiful but may show wear more easily over time in a busy home.

Consider both the grain pattern and the hardness you need. Red Oak and White Oak feature prominent, distinct grain patterns, while Maple and Cherry offer a smoother, more uniform appearance. If you plan to stain the wood, keep in mind that different species absorb stain differently, which will impact the final color depth.