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Dining Room Furniture by Chadhaus

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Chadhaus is the design and fabrication workshop of Chad Robertson. We pulled together a couple of his dining room pieces to show you here. Above is a sideboard from the Farmhouse Modern series. We love the ultra-crisp look of wood and steel in this collection, which is made to order. See Chadhaus' other collection after the jump...

 
 

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This table and benches are from Chadhaus' Vollen series. This collection was inspired by a single family heirloom and includes a dining table and selection of bench-style seating. The table is priced at $1750, benches at $450 to $700.

What we love about both series is that they're crafted out of solid wood. In an age of MDF, laminates, veneers, and IKEA pine, here's a fine collection in your choice of solid hardwoods: Oregon walnut, big leaf maple, or Washington sycamore. Chadhaus Furniture, available through Piano Nobile, is truly modern, truly heirloom-quality solid wood furniture.

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tables - dining & occasional, seating - benches & stools, Dining Room, Montreal, Chadhaus, Piano Nobile

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Sideboard, drool! But is this wood FSC??

posted by LoriSF on November 20th 2008 at 4:10pm
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I love the sideboard - stunning. I, too, though, would like to know if the wood is FSC.

Years ago, I wouldn't think twice about where wood for building furniture came from - but nowadays I try my best (not saying I'm always successful) to give my dollars only to progressive, eco-conscious companies.

posted by david on November 20th 2008 at 5:20pm
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Good question, LoriSF. It's still not 100% clear to me from the Chadhaus website:

Chadhaus uses locally milled steel and hardwoods, as well as FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified plywood with formaldahyde-free adhesives. Woodwork features non-toxic finishes derived from natural materials, like beeswax.

See more here.

posted by regina on November 20th 2008 at 6:22pm
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Thanks regina..this is some seriously beautiful work. I will put this on my list next time I am in Seattle and hopes to buy a piece in the near future. I will show this to some of my A and D clients who only specify "green" products.

posted by LoriSF on November 22nd 2008 at 12:17pm
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