Jacque Wood Chair

Starting at $2,775 USD

Our Original Designs are made to order by master craftsmen, with a lead time of 12-14 weeks. Make it yours by selecting your choice of wood finishes.

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Our team of Design Specialists are ready to answer any of your questions and help inspire you from frame to finish.

Jacque’s sturdy cup undercarriage is supported by pencil-tapered legs that meet like a precision compass in an acute, incisive "V" from our architectural language of forms. Bent ply curve meets the forward canted leg joint. A seamless interior back floats suspended over the seat, with a characteristic cutout handle. A complete reimagining of a 1930’s French Art Deco metal chair by Jacques Adnet and a tribute to him.

Handmade in a selection of Signature and Distinctive hardwoods with our Roman and Williams Guild Living Finishes and Guild leathers.

Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer’s Roman and Williams Guild Original Designs are each branded with our insignia and delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Pictured above: Figured Black Walnut Brilliant Oil ($2,775)

Image 4: Old Growth White Oak Soaped ($2,775)

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Metal Finishes

Signature Finishes

Burnished Brass
ETERNAL BRASS
Blackened Brass

Distinctive Finishes

Pewter
Burnished Nickel
French Silver
Rose Gold

Wood Finishes

Signature Finishes

Oyster Waxed Oak
Oxidized Oak
Black Inked Oak

Distinctive Finishes

MAPLE OXIDIZED
Old Growth White Oak Soaped
Black Figured Walnut Brilliant Polish
Black Figured Walnut Danish Oil
Claro Walnut Brilliant Polish
Claro Walnut Danish Oil

Black and white portrait of founders Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer

About the Designers

Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer are the founders and principals of Roman and Williams, Roman and Williams Guild, La Mercerie, and Guild Gallery. In addition to finding and assembling the world’s most prodigious artists for their modern guild of the senses, the husband-and-wife team prolifically makes, creates, and leads. In their work, nature serves as a timeless source of inspiration for the future of how we live.

pencil-tapered legs that meet like a precision compass in an acute, incisive "V".

A complete reimagining of a 1930’s French Art Deco metal chair by Jacques Adnet and a tribute to him.

a characteristic, subtractive cutout handle.