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Rustic Sofa
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Holden’s furniture can be feral or tame. Rustic can mean unrestrained as in this Gothic rock maple sofa. The sticks used for the back define the piece, giving it the appearance of a web.
Photo: Zachary Gaulkin
Design or Plan used: Not specified
posted in: Reader's Gallery, maple, rustic
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