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How to Read Furniture Dimensions: W, D, H, Seat Height and Arm Height

Furniture dimension labels use a simple system: W is width (left to right), D is depth (front to back), and H is height (floor to tallest point). Seat height and arm height are separate comfort mea...

Fairfield Chair Upholstery: Sofas and Accent Chairs Made to Order

Fairfield Chair sofas and accent chairs are built to order, meaning you select the fabric, wood finish, and configuration before production begins. Sutter & Vale carries the Fairfield Chair col...

Swivel Chairs: When They Make Sense

A swivel chair makes sense when one seat needs to serve more than one direction: conversation, a view, a television, or a nearby desk. Fairfield Chair builds the Tipsy in a fixed lounge version and...

Counter Stool or Bar Stool? How to Get the Height Right

The difference between a counter stool and a bar stool is seat height. A counter stool suits surfaces 35 to 37 inches tall; a bar stool suits surfaces 40 to 42 inches tall. Sutter & Vale carrie...

Fairfield Chair: A Guide to Its Dining Chairs and Counter Stools

Fairfield Chair produces upholstered dining seating designed for daily use: beech frames, spring systems chosen by chair type, and seat foam graded for durability. At Sutter & Vale, the Fairfie...

What Makes a Dining Chair Comfortable

A dining chair is comfortable when seat height, depth, back support, and foam quality work together for the way you actually sit. Fairfield Chair builds those factors into its dining collection, av...