Surrey Hills is Stickley at its most livable. Twenty four pieces built around wood, from the two seat tuxedo arm sofa and the recliner to the wood frame ottoman, the landscape mirror and the entertainment console, with fabric and leather split evenly across the upholstery.

Exposed Frames and the Surrey Hills Silhouette

Every piece in this collection uses wood, and the wood is the design. Exposed frames on the seating mean the sofa and the recliner read as furniture rather than as blocks of fabric, and the same profile carries through the case pieces and even the mirror. Six pieces come in fabric and six in leather, so you can run the collection one way or mix covers inside it. That is the practical advantage of an exposed frame: change the cover in fifteen years and keep the piece.

Furnishing a Whole Room From One Collection

Eleven pieces are living room, six are bedroom, four are dining and two are decor, which is enough to build a room without hunting for parts. The trick is not to use all of it. Take the seating and one case piece from Surrey Hills, then bring end tables or a coffee table from elsewhere so the room looks assembled over years rather than delivered in one truck.

See the Stickley Surrey Hills Collection in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Wood tone is the whole decision here, and every screen shows it differently. Standing in front of the finish, next to the fabric or hide you are considering, is the only reliable way to judge it. Our Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia showrooms carry the collection alongside related oak furniture so you can compare tones directly. Book time with a designer through our design services team.