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New Chair Series
We recently developed this base partially inspired by the design of our wingback chairs. Come by the showroom and have a seat.
View Article(New Haven Red Oak) Seth’s Wingback Chair
Our good friend, Seth Keller, an old friend from west of the Mississippi, just got his master’s from Cranbrook and developed this take on the wingback. We handed him a a handful of red oak slabs last...
View ArticleMiddletown Red Maple Bench
Red Maple is the most common deciduous tree in the east. Its range stretches from Texas up to Minnesota and all the way east. It’s the state tree of Rhode Island. This table is made from one that...
View ArticleMaple log chair with green spindle back
We made this log bench from a maple tree that came down in front of the Peabody museum in New Haven. We thought a green back would make it just right… read more ..
View ArticleWalnut chair with metal frame
We made this chair as a prototype for an idea we had. Although we have yet to pursue the idea further we are happy with the initial direction. read more ..
View ArticleHigh spindle elm bench
This high back elm bench sits lower to the ground than most benches and sits very comfortably. Come in to our showroom to have a look and take a seat. read more ..
View ArticleTulip chairs with metal frame
Our friend and metal working guru, Matt Niland, designed and built these chairs for a party we did last year. People love them and these are the last of the lot. read more ..
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