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Offered through The Shop, the Wave Hill Chair is based on a 1918 design by the acclaimed Dutch architect Gerrit Rietveld and is part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Chair plans are available for purchase and can be sent via email or postal mail if you would like to construct your own.
Jul 18, 2019 · Above: The beauty of these chairs is that you can use cheap store-bought planks to build them and paint them in the color of your choosing. To purchase the plans, contact The Shop at Wave Hill at 718.549.3200 x249, or email chairinquiry@wavehill.org.
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Aug 20, 2012 · Saturday’s Open Day in the garden was no exception: lots of chair questions! They are an adaptation of the Wave Hill chair, named for the public garden in New York City, and you can order a plan inexpensively and DIY, or get someone to help (as I did). The details: You can order the plan, a pdf, from Wave Hill’s shop.
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Everywhere you go at Innisfree, you find these wonderful chairs. They’re generally called Wave Hill chairs (you’ll find oodles of them at Wave Hill, too), but they were designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1918. The only thing marring this peaceful scene were the geese.
Dimensions: 24" wide, 43" high (to top of seat back), and 26" to seat top. **Due to the size and weight, Laughing Creek's Wave Hill Adirondack Chairs are only available for pick up at Laughing Creek workshop in Seattle, WA. - no shipping available. Order through our Etsy.com site: www.etsy.com/shop/laughingcreekprod.
Wave Hill’s inspirational landscape is complemented by this iconic Wave Hill Chair. In this two-day workshop, construct your own Wave Hill Chair under the guidance of master woodworker and Wave Hill Director of Facilities Frank Perrone. Participants receive step-by-step instructions; no previous carpentry skills required, but participants ...
Jan 27, 2007 · GARDEN CHAIR: The Wave Hill chair, an adaptation of Gerrit Rietveld’s “red and blue chair,” designed in 1918, fits comfortably into gardens of all kinds. By Marty Ross | Orange County...
