Over the past few weeks, I've written a series of posts on contemporary rocking chairs. While not comprehensive by any means, it does show the range and quality of the rockers being made today. Here is my introductory post. And here, in alphabetical order, are the makers I featured, a photo, their websites and a link to the post in which they were featured (photo credits, if not the maker, are included in the original post):
Jennifer Anderson www.jenniferandersonstudio.com Furnitude post
Timothy Clark www.timothyclark.com Furnitude post
Parker Converse www.parkerconverse.com Furnitude post
Robert Erickson www.ericksonwoodworking.com Furnitude post
Harold Greene www.antiquesofthefuture.net Furnitude post
Bill Lindau www.lindauwoodworks.com Furnitude post
Dean Ludwig www.deanludwig.com Furnitude post
John Moldovan www.jmoldovan.com Furnitude post
Scott Morrison www.finewoodworker.com Furnitude post
Hal Taylor www.haltaylor.com Furnitude post
Robert Van Norman www.insidepassage.ca/rvn_000.htm Furnitude post
Leslie Webb www.lewebb.com Furnitude post
Gary Weeks www.garyweeks.com Furnitude post
Jolyon Yates www.jolyonyates.com Furnitude post
I offer my thanks to these incredibly talented chairmakers and am honored to feature them.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Rocking Chairs I Love: 14 Makers
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Love some of the chairs, you need to look at David Haig. Here is a link,
http://www.woodschool.org/gallery/faculty2006/haig.html
Check him out, he is out of New Zealand. His chair is completely steam bent, it's just plain beautiful.
I can't believe you didn't pick one of Peter Galbert's as one of your favorites!
Thanks to both of you for the suggestions. I'll check them out!
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