We stopped into a Women's Resource Fair last weekend held at the Unitarian Church in Evanston, and among the eco-friendly cabinetry, financial guidance gurus, and our friends from purepeace salon and wellness center, we spotted these great chairs.
Chair ID: Wood Stacking Chairs
Loved 'em, but don't know much about them. Any ideas?
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Unfortunately I don't know any more than you, but the animal shelter where I volunteer (Evanston Animal Shelter) has their holiday bazaar there every year and I've noticed the nice chairs too.
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It's not the same chair but it reminds me of the Hillestack chair by Robin Day.
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