Elgin offers a narrow exposed wood frame, curved arms, and deep-pitched seat with cross stretchers. It has a striking mid-century modern design style with a comfortable, casual vibe. Hand-tailored in our North American workshops.

• With it's exposed wood frame and deep seat cushion, the Elgin is comfortable and casual 
• Poly-wrapped foam cushions provide a soft, structured seat
• Constructed from kiln-dried solid hardwood for long-lasting quality; available in a several water-based finishes 
• Stain-resistant fabric prevents damage from spills; great choice for homes with families and pets 
• Also available in leather 
• The fabrics and finishes shown here are our most popular, but if you don't see what you're looking for, visit a Design Center to view additional options 

• Interior seating area:24"w x 20"d
• Seat back: 12"h
• Arm height: 23"
• Seat height (floor to top of cushion): 19"
• Hand tailored in North America by Ethan Allen artisans
• The dimensions listed are not precise measurements; they have been rounded up to the next whole inch. Our hand-tailoring upholstery involves manually cutting, sewing, and fitting material to frames; the dimensions of each style may vary slightly from piece to piece.
• Packaged weight: 54 lbs.
• Product weight: 39 lbs.

Construction Features

• Expertly designed for outstanding comfort; tested for durability and performance.
• The flexible polyurethane foams used in our upholstery, are certified through the CertiPUR-US® program.
• The fiber wrap we use is made of 80% recycled materials, and our springs are made from 50% recycled heavy-gauge steel.
• Solid hardwood frame has double-doweled, glued and screwed joinery and 1¼" thick rails in load-bearing areas.
• Heavy-gauge wire coil with protective coating minimizes body impressions and eliminates seating noises
• Non-removable legs
• Standard cushions feature a dense polyurethane foam core surrounded by another layer of soft, low density foam, all wrapped in polyester fiber.
• Horizontal channels in back pillows minimize fill shift and settling. To prevent pressure punctures, nonwoven ticking allows air to escape during use.