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Maloof Inspired NBA Rocker

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I first designed this rocker in 1980. I wanted a piece that flowed in one continuous line but I knew it would be difficult getting the balance right. Since then I have built a dozen rocking chairs. The current style reflects the smooth flows and balance I desired.The piece I'm featuring now is a large-scale rocking chair, made out of American Walnut, designed for man 6'4" and up. I've named the piece the NBA Rocker.

Design or Plan used: My own design

posted in: Reader's Gallery, chair, black walnut, Maloof inspired

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