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Squiggly Chair

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The Squiggly Chair

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Designed as an art inspired chair with comfort in mind. It is constructed from laminated red oak, then colored with black and brown dye and sprayed lacquer as the top coat. Squiggles on the back were added for fun. They were sprayed with bright metallic and candy color paint.

Design or Plan used: My own design - Bruce Lindabury

posted in: Reader's Gallery, chair, bent lamination, red oak, Custom Design

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