Today we offer two comfortable stick chairs for sale that Kale and I recently finished. As always, the price includes crating and shipping anywhere in the lower 48 states. Here are the details. The Bebb Chair, a Welsh Comb-back in Olive Ash This chair is my interpretation of one of my favorite Welsh stick chairs….
Read moreLast month we built a bunch of Irish stick chairs with Rex Krueger, James Wright and Eoin Reardon, and they have begun posting videos about the process. Here is Rex’s new video on the adventure. It gives a great overview of our week – including the tacos and pizza. James Wright – Wood by Wright…
Read moreHere we have one of my seven-stick comb-back chairs set up for lounging by the fire. It is finished with earth pigments, purified linseed oil and soft wax. This is the chair form shown on the cover of “The Stick Chair Book: 2nd Revised Edition.” I’m selling this chair for $1,900 via a random drawing;…
Read moreThis low-slung Irish armchair is the first chair I’ve finished in soot, dirt and oil – a finish that gives the chair a deep brown-black-red color that you find on old stick chairs. The chair is made entirely of elm (both red elm and American elm) and is one of the most comfortable chairs I make….
Read moreIn their efforts to make chairmaking more accessible, Alexander Brothers in Virginia now offers steambent arms and armbows that will work with all the armchairs in “The Stick Chair Book” (a free download) and the Hobbit chair in The Stick Chair Journal No. 2. You can get the bent components in red oak or cherry….
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