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Nokori Folding Chair

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From Portland’s Tanner Goods, the Nokori Folding Chair is as elegant as it is functional, an embodiment of “good design.” Upon a sturdy frame of hand-rubbed mahogany wood hangs a beautiful and ergonomic hammock-like seat and back support made from heavy natural tooling leather, a choice of materials that will make the piece improve with age. Drawn from design aesthetics that began to emerge in the mid-twentieth century, the chair’s form follows its function; each aspect is so well-considered that one may forget it was designed at all. Each hand-crafted and hand-finished chair can conveniently fold flat, although it’s hard to imagine ever wanting to take this off display. Available here in either “new” or “aged.”

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