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Our furniture is functional and meticulously detailed, made from wood selected by Robert at the saw mill. The joints are hand fitted and the finish is laboriously smoothed and hand polished.

In an April 2001 review of rocking chairs the Atlantic Monthly magazine wrote "Perhaps the highest nexus of art and ergonomics is the Erickson chair."

"Nothing is as luscious as good rich black," my 9th grade art teacher, Miss Souther, explained. And nothing shows off the ebonized oak or madrone in an Elemental Rocker as well as African bubinga backslats and pegs.

When Mike Richter, the New York Rangers' All-Star goalie, had back problems a couple of years ago, he flew to Los Angeles to see a specialist. He also started spending more time in his handcrafted rocking chair, made by Robert Erickson, a woodworker in Nevada City, California. 

The Atlantic Monthly, April 2001
( read full article ) This chair is part of a suite of pieces that were designed and made at the Anderson Ranch in late fall 2008. California walnut with rosewood slats.
European elm with fabric. Created in the Sam Maloof Wood Barn at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Colorado during a resident fellowship in the fall of 2008.
Black Elemental Rocker Anderson Ranch Desk Chair Anderson Ranch Occasional Chair
Walnut with rosewood slats Bent lamination is the Modernist technique at work here, a variation on the style promoted by Charles and Ray Eames. Pin oak, Kellogg’s oak Elm and bubinga
Walnut Connemara Chair Two Oak Chair Black Anderson Ranch Occasional Chair
     
     
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