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Roseland · Old Hickory

The Russel Wright Collection

$1,145.00

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An authorized reissue of Russel Wright’s 1941 original designs, the Russel Wright Collection features American modernism crafted from solid American hickory and hand-woven palm rattan splint. Developed in partnership with Manitoga / The Russel Wright Design Center and handmade by Old Hickory in Indiana, these pieces combine traditional bent-hickory construction with modern forms. Each piece is finished with pure tung oil and a burnt umber pigment, emphasizing the natural variations in the wood. Designed for indoor or covered porch use, the collection includes the Arm Chair, Low Lounge Chair, and Chaise Lounge.

  • Authorized reissue of 1941 original designs
  • Handmade in Shelbyville, Indiana
  • Hand-woven herringbone pattern rattan seats and backs
  • Steam-bent solid hickory construction
  • Finished with pure tung oil and burnt umber pigment
  • Designed for indoor or covered porch use

Details

Category
Armchairs
Chair Features
Reclining backrest
Pattern
Herringbone
Materials
Solid American Hickory, Palm Rattan, Tung oil

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Roseland armchair is sold by 1 retailer for $1,145.00. Available at roselandusa.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes, it's currently in stock.
What are the key features?
Key features include Authorized reissue of 1941 original designs, Handmade in Shelbyville, Indiana, Hand-woven herringbone pattern rattan seats and backs, Steam-bent solid hickory construction, and Finished with pure tung oil and burnt umber pigment.
What is it made of?
It's made of solid american hickory, palm rattan, and tung oil.
What's its chair features?
Its chair features is reclining backrest.
What's its pattern?
Its pattern is herringbone.