A pair of 19th-century English wing chairs that don’t just reference William and Mary—they revel in it. Everything about them is a little extra, in the best way. The legs are deeply carved oak, connected by turned stretchers with ornamental balls, and finished with Braganza feet that curl up like they’re about to wink at you. The silhouette is no less dramatic: exaggerated camelbacks, deep-set wings, and broad flat arms that stretch out like they own the place. We reupholstered them in a crisp indoor-outdoor linen—because you can be both refined and ready for real life—and ran a trail of oversized antique brass nailheads along every edge for good measure. The result is bold, tailored, and just a touch theatrical. They’ve got presence, posture, and a bit of that old-English eccentricity we’ll never get tired of. Not quiet, not modest, and absolutely not trying to be anything other than what they are.

35.5 in. W x 32 in. D x 54.5 in. H
ARM: 27 in. H
SEAT: 22.5