Walnut Grove Dining
With a light, airy base composed of sculptural ellipses, the Walnut Grove Round Dining Table offers a flexible and beautiful option for modern interiors and dining rooms. Plenty of open space and a graceful, curved form make this walnut dining table a beautiful fusion of traditional Stickley craftsmanship and mid-century modern style. It opens in the middle to accommodate two 18-inch leaves, taking on a new identity as it expands from an intimate 46-inch round top to an 82-inch long table with race track ends.
Walnut Grove Upholstered Bed
Flowing lines inspired by mid-century modern design create a contoured statement piece for your bedroom. On this elegant bed, an offset frame gives the solid headboard the illusion of draped fabric, while rich walnut rails and upholstery continue around all sides of its base. Soft brass ferrules are a subtle finishing touch. Available in married fabric or Salvador Dove leather.
Hudson Valley Wood-Frame Chair
The casual Hudson Valley Wood-Frame Chair features an eye-catching exposed-wood frame in which every piece is crafted from solid American black walnut. A series of straight spindles is topped by an exaggerated curved cap rail, similar to that found on the Hudson Valley Spindle Bed. Sinuous arms curl over reverse tapered posts at the front, then extend fully around the chair to intersect the spindles and outward-sweeping rear posts. Finally, a wooden base supports an extra-thick seat cushion with sink-in softness and a loose knife-edge back pillow tailored for a perfect fit.
Collector Edition LaSalle Rocker
Drawn from our new LaSalle capsule collection, this year's Collector Edition is the grandly scaled LaSalle Rocker, inspired by a Stickley Bros. original. The distinctive feature of this comfortable seat is a reverse-tapered center back splat with intricate carving, and additional carved details appear on its front and rear posts. Its drop-in seat cushion is covered in your choice of the Colman leathers, and atop the seat back, a decorative cut-out also serves as a handle for repositioning the chair.
Martine Coffee Table
In Martine's all-cherry, mid-century-inspired occasional group, mitered beading creates a frame around slightly inset drawer faces, and a radiused shape continues down the flared saber legs. The Cocktail Table features two side-hung, center-guided drawers with small pendant pulls. An H-stretcher connects the legs just below the drawers. An option is also available with the drawer fronts painted in Heavy Cream.
Martine Dining
The rectangular Martine Dining Table, inspired by mid-century style, is beautifully shaped in solid cherry, with radiused edges and corners softening its look and feel. Rounded legs have a sweeping saber contour ending in cast metal feet, and the base features a center stretcher with half-lap joint. While the base is fixed, the top opens and expands from 84 to 104 inches with the insertion of one 20-inch leaf.
Spindle Bed
A beautiful interpretation of the Arts and Crafts Prairie style, this spindle bed possesses harmonious lines and contours. A low footboard height of 14 inches.
Highlands
The Highlands Sofa is a perfect balance of the ingenuity of Mission style and the comfort of modern upholstery. Reverse tapered posts and pierced slats speak to the Mission look, while the upholstery reflects the highest standards of craftsmanship.
125th Anniversary Daffodil Chest
Our third 125th-anniversary commemorative piece reimagines a rare design by Ernest Batchelder, a leading name in the American Arts and Crafts movement. This version of his blanket chest replaces his original chestnut with quartersawn white oak and, in place of Batchelder's silkscreen technique, uses a variety of fine wood veneers to recreate its intricate floral design as a signature Stickley inlay. The interior is lined with protective cedar, and bronze lifts have been added to each end. Placed at the foot of a bed, the Daffodil Chest provides beautiful storage space for blankets, linens, and clothing.
Morris Bow Arm Recliner
The Morris recliners are based on Gustav Stickley designs that were the forerunners of the modern recliner, and while they look like heirlooms at a glance, their Arts and Crafts style disguises state-of-the-art motion and wall-hugging technology. This version features long, graceful bowed arms with slatted sides, plus a bustle back that adds contemporary comfort and makes these best-in-class recliners.