Mission Style Furniture

Mission Style Furniture originated in the late 19th century which has simple lines and flat panels that accentuate the grain of wood. Its origins traces all the way back to 1894. As a reaction to Victorian Times, people needed relief. Therefore, they looked to the Mission Style for upright, solid, and suggestive of entirely handcrafted work.

This style furniture represents the ideals of simplicity of design, integrity of construction, and truth to the materials. In addition, the joints are often exposed and the natural characteristics of the wood are emphasized with flat panelling and finishes that accentuate the grain. The exposed joints and highlighted grain patterns are often complimented with metal loop drawer pulls and hinges.

Traditionally, mission style furniture has often been built with red or white oak wood (often quarter-sawn), although other woods like cherry, maple, walnut, and ash have been used more commonly in mission furniture over the last several decades. Luckily for you, Fireside Furniture offers Mission Style Furniture! You’ll love the American made, top quality furniture. Why wait? Come into Fireside Furniture, have a look around, and try it out in our many room settings!