Reissued in 1989 from Stickley's own early twentieth century designs, the Mission collection is where the company's reputation starts. What we carry is weighted toward the living room and the home office, with names like the Roycroft Tabouret and the Commemorative cocktail table.

Small Tables and Bookcases Do the Heavy Lifting

End tables and bookcases lead the group, which tells you how this collection actually gets used. Mission occasional tables are small, heavy and squared, so they hold a lamp and a stack of books without visually crowding a chair. The bookcases run tall rather than wide, useful against a wall where a deep case would swallow the room. A Mission rocker is often the single piece people buy first and build around later.

Where Mission Fits in a House That Is Not a Bungalow

Mission does not require a craftsman home. The forms are plain enough to sit under modern art and beside contemporary upholstery, and the wood tone gives a white room something to push against. One or two pieces travel further than a full suite: a Mission side table next to a modern sofa reads as deliberate, while a room of matching pieces can read as a period set. An area rug with some pattern keeps the wood from taking over.

Shop the Mission Collection in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

These are heavy, close grained pieces, and weight is something a screen cannot communicate. Lift a Mission tabouret at our Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia showrooms and the price makes sense immediately. Our complimentary design team can place one or two pieces into a room you already own, or plan a full Stickley home office around the bookcases.