Description
Farmhouse Cross back chairs were originally used in 20th-century French bistros. You can see their lower supports.They are very similar to bentwood chairs.But they have flattened strips of wood that cross in the back as opposed to the rounded arcs. Such a unique aspect of cross back chairs is how they were originally made. The wooden parts were made by heating beechwood slats to 212 degrees F. People pressing them into curved cast-iron molds.And then people drying them at around 158 degrees F for 20 hours.
Dining chairs play such an important role in your home’s decor.We can not just from the perspective of rounding out the look of your dining room.Their functionality is critical to the comfort of your family.
Cross back dining chairs are often known for their solid construction with distressed accents. This wooden cross back chair look great with rustic farmhouse decor. They feature an x-back, curved legs, and a woven rattan seat for a natural style. The seat adds extra cushioning and a nice contrast against the wood.
