Photos by Kim McIntyre

16 1/4" Long x 15" Wide x 17 3/4" Tall

Danish Cord Stool

This piece has a rich history.  David Johnson of Sidecar Furniture has been making it for a while, he based it off of Hans Wegner CH23 chair.

Some favorite features included the curved front and back pieces, the figure-8 weave between the side double rails, the textured tops of the legs, the splay and rake of the legs, the laced Danish paper cord weave. Made of ash.

Photos by Kim McIntyre

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3-Legged Stool

These stools are all unique, because the legs are hand shaped with a drawknife and spokeshave when the wood is green, which allows them to feel handmade. The "T" shaped stretchers adds a lot of strength to the overall design.  These stools are perfect as extra seating, plant stands, art pedestals, and end tables.

Photos by Kim McIntyre

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Live Edge Stools & Plant Stands

These stools capture a whole lot of texture.  The legs are chunky hardwoods that I spit when green, drawknifed and spokeshaved.  I keep all the rough facets, tool marks and even the tear out is allowed to stay.  The legs are then fully air dried.  The "top cap" is considered a waste product when slabbing up a log because the thickness is not consistent.  I love the natural texture and undulating surface; and it is nice to have finally designed a piece of furniture that utilizes this wood instead of it going to the burn pile. Through tenons.  I often finish the legs black so that the top can be the star of the show.  Each one of these is unique. Disclaimer: Some of these have deep cracks in the top are considered plant stands rather than stools.