Custom upholstered Jack Chair by Bunny Williams Home
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Jack Chair

$2,900

Linen

Chenille

Velvet

Customer's Own

$2,900
Made-to-order. Please allow 9–10 weeks for production
  • 21"W x 25"D x 41"H
  • Seat: 17"D x 19"H
  • Kiln-dried solid maple frame with double-doweled joints and corner blocks for superior strength.
  • Eight-way hand-tied coil spring suspension with a solid webbed base.
  • Handcrafted and upholstered in the USA.
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The button-tufted, streamlined silhouette of our Jack Chair is unbelievably comfortable and the ideal chair to use around a dinner table or at a desk. Framed in solid maple with a hand-applied rustic finish, this George II style base encourages conversation.

Don’t see a fabric that fits your needs for the Jack Chair?

This piece is fully customizable in any upholstery fabric of your choosing. Below, you’ll find the minimum yardage required if you plan to source and send your own materials to our workroom.

Minimum 2 yards of custom fabric
Minimum 50 square feet of custom leather

Yardage needs may vary slightly for fabrics with repeat patterns. To confirm requirements and begin your bespoke order, please reach out to our team at contact@bunnywilliamshome.com.
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Our Made-to-Order Upholstery Guide

Our custom upholstery pieces are crafted in North Carolina—the heart of American upholstery tradition. Every upholstery piece begins with a kiln-dried solid maple frame, reinforced for superior strength and stability. Many of our designs feature eight-way hand-tied coil spring suspension—a hallmark of fine craftsmanship. Your choice of fabric, leg finish, and nailhead finish are then applied.

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In dining rooms, how a chair looks from the back is more important than how it looks from the front.

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Shop the Mix

Bunny is a lover of mixing opposites—grand with simple, ornate with plain, and old with new. Each of her designs has a transitional quality that allows it to be mixed with antique and modern pieces alike.

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