Traditional high-back seating in solid wood frames, designed for proportion, comfort, and permanence.
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Wingback chairs are high-back upholstered armchairs with distinctive side wings that define their structure and presence in a room.
Its defining feature is not decoration, but proportion — the relationship between height, enclosure, and placement within a room.
At Reeva Sethi Home, we offer traditional and heritage-inspired wingback chairs built with solid wood frames and tailored upholstery.
Available at our Saratoga showroom, serving Los Gatos, Palo Alto, and the greater Bay Area.
For a complete guide to choosing the right piece, read our how to choose a wingback chair guide.
Not sure if a wingback is right for your space? Compare it with other seating in our guide: wingback chair vs accent chair.
New to the form? Start with our guide to what a wingback chair is before choosing one.
Not every chair is a wingback. Lower-profile accent chairs serve a different role in a room — less architectural, more transitional.
Kiln-dried hardwood with stable joinery — not softwood dressed up as structure.
Height and wing projection scaled to the room, not the photograph.
Disciplined lines, correct seat pitch, and depth that holds its shape over years.
Patina that deepens over time. Not artificial distressing applied on day one.
The Wentworth Wingback
Heritage proportions, solid hardwood frame, and tailored upholstery. The standard reference point for traditional wingback seating.
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The Hampshire Wicker Wingback
A lighter interpretation — woven rattan panels and an open frame that holds the wingback silhouette without the upholstered weight.
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The complete collection of chairs, seating, and occasional pieces available at the Saratoga showroom.
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Scale, proportion, and material quality read differently in the room than on a screen. Visit the Saratoga showroom to understand why these dimensions matter.
Scale matters more with a wingback than with most chairs. Too small, and the form loses presence. Too large, and it crowds the composition. These are the ranges that cover most traditional examples.
Traditional wingback chair dimensions shown in front and side view, illustrating seat height, back angle, and wing proportions that define comfort and structure.
For exact specifications on pieces currently in the showroom, call 408-797-5283. For a deeper look at how dimensions affect a room, read the how to choose a wingback chair guide.
What Is a Wingback Chair?
History, types, standard dimensions, and how to choose one well for your home.
Read the Guide ComparisonWingback Chair vs Accent Chair
Key differences in structure, purpose, and when each one belongs in a room.
Read the Guide ConstructionSolid Wood vs Veneer
The construction difference that determines how long a piece actually lasts.
Read the Guide RS StudioThe Design Journal
Essays on materials, proportion, and interiors built for permanence — not performance.
Explore the ArchiveA wingback chair is not just seating. It defines the vertical structure of a room — something lower-profile chairs cannot achieve.
Explore our collection of wingback chairs available at our Saratoga showroom.
What is a wingback chair?
A wingback chair is a high-backed upholstered armchair with projecting side wings at the upper back. Originally designed to block drafts near a fireplace, it is now used to introduce height, structure, and architectural presence into a room. Read the complete guide to wingback chairs or learn how to choose a wingback chair.
Where can I buy a wingback chair in the Bay Area?
Reeva Sethi Home carries traditional and heritage-inspired wingback chairs at our showroom at 20430 Saratoga–Los Gatos Road, Saratoga, CA. Call 408-797-5283 or book a showroom visit to see pieces in person.
What are standard wingback chair dimensions?
Most wingback chairs are 42 to 52 inches tall, 30 to 34 inches wide, and 30 to 36 inches deep, with seat heights between 17 and 19 inches. Wing projection typically runs 8 to 12 inches.
What is the difference between a wingback chair and an accent chair?
A wingback is a specific form with a defined silhouette — high back, side wings, full upholstery. An accent chair is a broad category covering any chair chosen for visual interest. Read our full comparison: wingback chair vs accent chair.
What frame should a wingback chair have?
A well-made wingback chair should have a kiln-dried hardwood frame with stable joinery. Softwood or composite frames loosen under regular use. See our guide to solid wood vs veneer for what to look for.
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