Description
Burnham is a Windsor chair named after a neighbouring village of High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, where the Windsor chair originated. The chair uses traditional Windsor chair-making techniques in order to further the story, the evolution of the English Windsor chair. The contrast of the black walnut seat on this otherwise ash chair, attractively highlights the wedge tenon detail where the leg intersects with the top of the seat.
About De La Espada
De La Espada workshop specialises in solid wood, master craftsmen take pride in a job well done and combine cutting edge technology and craftsmanship to create truly unique and meaningful objects. Each product is made in Portugal and meticulously detailed and designed to last a lifetime.
De La Espada works closely with carefully selected international design partners.
Technical details :
Materials : Available in solid European ash with a solid American black walnut seat with a Danish oil, white oil, or black oil finish. See menus below for further material information. NOTE: Only one oil option may be chosen for the chair.
Dimensions :
W73 × D71 × H76.5 cm, seat height 39cm
W28 3/4 × D27 7/8 × H30 1/8 ”, seat height 15 1/3”
Design by : De La Espada
Lead time : 10 weeks International shipping
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