Posts Tagged ‘Chairs’
Monday, June 29th, 2009
There may not be a better known or more duplicated wooden chair in the world than the Windsor. The Windsor is well recognized for its bentwood back frame and its pegged legs going directly in to its wooden seat. The Windsor is differentiated from other styles of chairs because of this styling that normally are [...]
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Posted in Chairs, Cherry Furniture, Dining Room Furniture, Hickory Furniture, History of Furniture Making, Maple Furniture, Oak Furniture, Understanding Hardwood and Furniture Construction | No Comments »
Saturday, April 25th, 2009
Thanks to the Amish craftsmen you can create an outdoor retreat getaway for your mom for Mother’s Day. Obviously, there is a reason that Mother’s Day is in the spring – so mom can get out of the kitchen and in to the yard! On Sunday morning you can lead her out, on to her [...]
Tags: Adirondack, Amish, backyard, Benches, cedar, Chairs, Gardening, GIFTSET, Mother's Day, picnic, retreat, solid wood, swing, Swinging, SWINGS, Tables
Posted in Adirondack, Furniture Uses, Hickory Furniture, Holidays & Gift Ideas, Home Life, Patio & Outdoor Life | No Comments »
Thursday, April 16th, 2009
The Amish craft solid wood designs that often replicate the popular look of Heywood-Wakefield. Unless you have a love for solid wood furniture from the golden era of Modern design (circa 1936-1966) you may be unfamiliar with the name Heywood-Wakefield and the furniture associated. Among admirers and collectors of this company’s designs it is wildly [...]
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Posted in Collectibles, Design Style, History of Furniture Making, Maple Furniture, Modern & Contemporary | No Comments »
Friday, December 5th, 2008
There is a simple purity, a grand country casual elegance about bench seating, especially when crafted from solid hardwoods by superb furniture builders like the Amish. Bench seats were most likely the second evolution of personal seating, the first being the stool. From huge banquet hall in the Middle Ages to large farm family’s daily dining, the [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, bench seating, bench seats, Benches, Chairs, country homes, Dining Room, Dining Room Chair, Kitchen Table, Wood Bench
Posted in Adirondack, Amish Furniture Styles, Chairs, Design Style, Dining Room Furniture, Furniture Uses, Home Life, Lodge, Log Cabin Homes, Rustic Furniture | No Comments »
Monday, September 22nd, 2008
In the genus known as Acer there is a group of trees that produce a distinctive wood used in high quality Amish furniture, more commonly known as the hard maple, sugar maple or just maple. Grown in many places in the Western Hemisphere, the maple tree loves cold weather. In the North the sugar maple [...]
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Posted in Amish Furniture Styles, Baby Furniture, Chairs, History of Furniture Making, Maple Furniture | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
The Amish crafted arm chair is a robust design of beauty and comfort. If any furniture has seen change and varying styles of design it would be the age old chair. Ancient wall art and pottery confirm that chairs have existed since at least 3000 B.C. Today there are hundreds of designs both in and [...]
Tags: Amish Furniture Styles, arm chairs, Chairs, furniture history, Interior Design
Posted in Amish Furniture Styles, Arts and Crafts, Chairs, Craftsman, Design Style, History of Furniture Making | 1 Comment »
Thursday, April 17th, 2008
The easiest way to jazz up any kitchen or dining room chair is to reupholster it. Chairs that have a fabric or leather seat can be easily removed and replaced. Just flip the chair upside-down and you will find that it is attached to the chair frame with several screws. Remove the screws and the [...]
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