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Desk and Chair

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Woodworker: Doug Chamblin

While assisting Jere Osgood last summer at the Penland School, Chamblin built this bent-laminated desk. Made of ash and narra, the desk is finished with shellac and wax. The chair, made of the same materials, features a woven Danish cord seat. The chair’s design was copied from a metal folding chair.

Photo: Seth Tice-Lewis

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