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Arts and Crafts Upholstered Bench

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Woodworker: Bud Johnson

This bench was made at a client’s request to match an existing hutch. In all, Johnson built a dining table, four chairs, and two benches. The wood is quartersawn and rift-sawn red oak stained to match the original piece, then finished with a mix of linseed oil, turpentine, and varathane. The upholstery is Naugahyde.

Photo: Bud Johnson

Design or Plan used: Not specified