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By shrlok, member Feb 13, 2011

This chair is a very interesting and unique design, when you sit in it you feel free and very comfortable. Perfect for sitting down with some friends to play some guitar but also fits right in around a board room table. We’ve been able to sculpt this design into our own by deciding to attach the front leg to the seat using a true Maloof joint, this adds strength and beautiful fair transitions.

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Comments

alcavalier | Feb 24, 2011 08:04pm | #1
Extremely beautiful work.
rollo1 | Apr 01, 2011 05:11am | #2
Very nice. A great variation on a classic design
dgzesh | Jul 06, 2011 09:45am | #3
Do you sell the plans for this chair?
user-283348 | Jan 01, 2014 02:36am | #4
very nice execution of sam maloof's musician's chair.

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