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Sawbuck Chair, by Hans Wegner
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Designed in 1951 by Hans Wegner, the Sawbuck Chair has been resurrected by Room & Board. The oak and walnut materials make for subtle contrast and depth, but the real draw is this chair's minimalist, interlocking form, which effortlessly draws attention to its hand-crafted feel. (via BLTD)
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