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Luckily, the late day winter sun cooperated, and i snapped this recent shop photo (TOP). I think it shows the reason for an EBONIZED finish vs. black paint, in that the natural grain and figure of the wood is quite evident, rather than buried under a heavy film. I wanted the formality of black wed to the natural charm of solid hardwood.
After searching around a bit, I have decided on a Leopard pattern fabric to highlight the EBONIZED finish and POLISHED BRASS trim, as well as the Walnut finish of the WEDGE TABLE. Also, It helps to convey a sense of playfulness which is a counterpoint to the crisp geometry of the structural elements. Of course other fabrics, including an UltraSuede will also be available.
Also pictured (BOTTOM) is the same chair with a hand rubbed finish on natural American Walnut. Again, the finish is a subtle treatment that is intended to protect the wood while exposing the inherent beauty of the material.
Presently, the plan is for a photo session to produce an image of the WEDGE TABLE & CHAIRS as a set, to be posted at a later time both here and on our website.
'Till then. -Rich