Windsor chairs are also deceptively strong: Typically, each seat is carved from one solid piece of wood, then scooped out and sanded to fit the rough shape of a human rear end. Early Windsor ...

‘With the Windsor chair, there aren’t straight or square lines, they’re all ergonomic and that’s what fascinates me, that you can sit in a wooden chair and feel lovely and comfortable. They just wrap ...

The Windsor chair has a rounded back and spindles with angled legs. Several types of wood were used to build it, including pine, oak and hickory. “It had its origins in England, but it really ...

If there's one thing all 21st century wood-workers can claim ... to do just that when we discovered this 50-year-old Windsor rocking chair. Even with broken joints and a ruined finish, the ...

Chair making is the best way to truly hone woodworking skills! Windsor hoop backed forms are solid and comfortable. Special jigs are used to laminate the bent wood hoop. Turning is used to make ...

The Windsor chair was first made in the late 17th century ... and only the English chair has a splat (a shaped piece of wood) as part of the back. American chairs are made with spindles for ...

“He literally wrote the book on Windsor chairs, and used some of his own collection items ... the Santore’s also collected other objects of Americana, such as carved wood figures, signage, and ...