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Madrone Chair

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Woodworker: Anders Whealdon

A collaboration between designer Ejler Hjorth-Westh and woodworker Anders Whealdon resulted in this handsome chair. Whealdon searched for a wood that would complement the design's elegant lines but also provide the piece with stability. He selected madrone, a richly colored wood with exceptional strength. A green upholstered seat adds eye-pleasing contrast.

From Fine Woodworking #200

Photo: David Welter

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