The Crofter’s collection is built much like our Craftsman style, but the sides are open, with graceful slats instead of solid panels, making these pieces visually light and airy.

One of the main characteristics of Crofters pieces is the strong use of vertical spindles in the sides and backs. The general look is what many people might term “mission” style. Our Crofters sofas, loveseats, and chairs are archetypes of this genre. Traditionally made in quarter-sawn white oak, these take on a very modern and updated look when made in cherry, walnut and mahogany. You choose or supply the fabric to really compliment your décor.

The loose seat version of our Crofter's collection has cushions that sit on top of the upholstered springs, and has a softer feel. The legs appear a little shorter on the loose seat version, but the top of the seat cushion is maintained at 18” off the floor. A traditional Arts and Crafts piece would have had a tight seat, but we are not doing reproductions; let comfort and your own sense of style be your guide.

Fun Fact:  In England, a small family farm is called a "croft" and its owners or tenants are called "Crofters".

Fabric: The price of this piece includes the cost of upholstery but does not include the cost of fabric. You can drop off or mail a fabric you found elsewhere or pick from our selection listed below.

• 9 yards of fabric are required for this piece
• Includes 2 throw pillows
• Add $1,275 for leather
• 3 1/2" of clearance from the floor

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