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An Elegant and Comfortable Curved-Back Chair

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Woodworker: Todd GravesIn designing this chair, Graves used bent laminations joined at compound angles in order to form a back that is comfortable, yet elegant. The contrast of woods particularly complements Graves' design.
Design or Plan used: Not specified

posted in: Reader's Gallery, modern, leather, wenge, curly maple

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