French Country Armchair, also known as Louis-style Dining Armchair or Upholstered Side Chair with Arms

Seating - Dining/Accent Armchair · French Country / Neoclassical Revival (Contemporary Interpretation) · Serena & Lily (as indicated by the brand watermark in the image reference)

French Country Armchair, also known as Louis-style Dining Armchair or Upholstered Side Chair with Arms

Type

Seating - Dining/Accent Armchair

Style Period

French Country / Neoclassical Revival (Contemporary Interpretation)

Material

Solid oak frame with natural wood finish, upholstered in a woven cotton-blend fabric with foam padding

Age Estimate

Contemporary piece, manufactured within the last 5 to 10 years

Dimensions

Estimated height: 38 inches, width: 24 inches, depth: 26 inches. Typical size range for a high-backed dining armchair with armrests

Origin

Designed in the United States, likely manufactured in Asia following contemporary high-end home furnishings standards

Designer/Maker

Serena & Lily (as indicated by the brand watermark in the image reference)

Value Estimate

Retail market value estimated between $400 and $700 per chair, depending on current collection pricing and fabric tier

Description

An elegant and refined dining armchair featuring a classic French country silhouette combined with a relaxed coastal aesthetic. The exposed natural oak frame showcases beautifully turned front legs with carved block joints, a subtly arched backrest, and comfortable padded armrests. Upholstered in a crisp, timeless ticking stripe fabric, this chair bridges traditional European elegance with modern casual living.

Key Features

Exposed natural oak frame, turned front legs with block details, arched backrest with subtle nailhead trim, and tailored ticking stripe upholstery with padded armrests

Color & Finish

Natural light oak finish highlighting the grain, paired with a soft beige and white ticking stripe upholstery fabric

Construction Method

Factory-manufactured with artisan-inspired details, utilizing mortise and tenon joinery for structural stability

Joinery & Craftsmanship

Mortise and tenon joinery reinforced with corner blocks; clean, precise machine-cut components assembled with high manufacturing quality

Wood Grain & Species

Oak with a straight to slightly cathedral grain pattern, finished to display the natural porous texture of the wood

Surface Treatment

Smooth matte clear protective topcoat over natural wood stain, highlighting the grain without high gloss

Upholstery Details

Woven cotton-blend ticking stripe fabric, dense foam cushioning on both the backrest and seat, featuring piped edges and arm pads

Hardware & Fittings

Nailhead trim detailing along the border of the backrest upholstery; hidden internal metal or wooden structural fasteners

Origin & Provenance

Designed in the United States, likely manufactured in Asia following contemporary high-end home furnishings standards

Condition Notes

Pristine, brand new condition as presented in a retail catalog image

Interesting Facts

The design is heavily inspired by 18th-century French provincial furniture, which was originally crafted for countryside châteaux, adapting formal court styles into more rustic, durable forms

Cultural Significance

Represents the popular modern farmhouse and coastal-chic design movements that merge classical European silhouettes with relaxed, approachable everyday fabrics

Similar Pieces

Louis XVI dining chairs (distinguished by round rather than square medallion backs), Directoire style chairs, and various modern French country replicas

Care & Maintenance

Vacuum upholstery regularly with a soft brush attachment to remove dust. Spot clean fabric with a mild water-free solvent or upholstery cleaner. Dust the wooden frame with a soft, dry cloth and avoid direct sunlight to prevent wood fading

Value Estimate

Retail market value estimated between $400 and $700 per chair, depending on current collection pricing and fabric tier

Sustainability Notes

Constructed from durable solid hardwood ensuring long-term longevity and reduced need for replacement, though specific eco-certifications for this exact model are unverified

Identified on 10/6/2026