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Baton Stackable Chair

 

Brand: Copeland Furniture

Regular price
$ 669.00
Sale price
$ 669.00
Unit price
per 

Baton dining items in cherry wood are finished with a mid sheen (20 sheen) topcoat.

Finely crafted using time-tested joinery and construction methods, lumber is selected, sanded and assembled by hand to ensure that all the joinery is clean, flush, and smooth to the touch.

Multiple coats of silky smooth varnish is applied and sanded by hand to provide lasting protection that is resistant to stains, moisture rings, heat damage and abrasions.

The finish is GREENGUARD Certified for low chemical emissions.

Stackable design allows for easy storage and space efficiency.

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This item can be returned within 30 days if you're not satisfied.

  • Width: 19.75"
  • Depth: 20"
  • Height: 33.8"
  • Weight: 20 lbs
  • Cart: 23.25"W x 37"D x 12"H, 40 lbs

About the...

Baton Stackable Chair

Baton takes its inspiration from the endless flow of the infinity symbol. It is conceived of identical solid wood legs that flow through the table top forming a continuous and elegant silhouette.

Baton Stackable Chair by Copeland Furniture, showing angle view of baton stackable chair in natural oak.
Baton Stackable Chair by Copeland Furniture, showing closeup view of baton stackable chair in natural oak.
Baton Stackable Chair by Copeland Furniture, showing closeup view of baton stackable chair in natural oak.

Meet the designers

Copeland Furniture

Copeland mills and finishes its own furniture in Bradford, Vermont, from North American hardwood. Owning the factory is unusual at this price, and it shows up in ways that matter: pieces made to order rather than to a container schedule, alternative woods and dimensions on request, and lead times measured in weeks.

The woods are the choice worth slowing down for. Cherry arrives pale and keeps darkening for years, so the piece you own at ten is richer than the sample you chose from. Walnut starts dark and lightens very slightly. Maple stays pale and shows the cleanest lines of the three. Oak sits between. None of these are stains; the colour is the tree, which is why it keeps moving after delivery.

The design language is quiet American modern: tapered legs, visible joinery, nothing applied for effect. It reads as calm in a bedroom and holds its own in a dining room. Finishes are low-VOC and water-based, which matters most in the room where you sleep, and they resist marking well in daily use.

Buy a pair of anything at the same time rather than a year apart, because solid timber continues to change colour with light exposure and two cherry nightstands will only age together if they start together. The questions below cover the woods, the finish and made-to-order options.