Solid oak, cherry and walnut, joinery you can see, finishes that show grain rather than hide it. Stickley has worked this way since 1900, and the line runs deep here across living room, dining and bedroom.

Choosing Among the Stickley Collections

The collection name tells you more than the price does. Mission is the plain, straight lined work that built the company's name. Surrey Hills and Martine soften those lines into curves. Walnut Grove reads mid century and mixes metal and glass into wood frames. Furnishing a room? Stay in one collection. Adding to one you like? Cross between them and let the wood tone do the matching.

Oak, Cherry and Walnut Do Not Age the Same

Wood carries most of the line, so species matters. Oak is open grained and hard wearing, the safest surface for daily use. Cherry starts light and darkens in sunlight over the first year or two, so the piece you unwrap is not the one you keep. Walnut arrives dark and stays there. Leather and fabric turn up in roughly equal measure, so upholstery is a real program here.

Shop Stickley in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Wood photographs badly. Grain, sheen and finish depth only resolve in person, and one finish reads differently in a showroom than at home. Seldens keeps Stickley on the floor in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia, so you can compare species side by side. Check promotions before you order.