The concept of this design team is one-time design.
They set a series of factors to define the final result, without detailed design or sketch, or even the concept of final design. Their inspiration comes from the traditional logging movement. This bench was finally formed by using the strength and precision of the woodcutter to chisel out seats on recyclable logs. Wood chopping stool: rough and exquisite art
The designer studied it first and went to the "Tree Cemetery" and the collection station.
These facilities are transformed from some parking lots and converted apartments in Toronto. After they roughly selected and measured the size, the company's designers chose a piece of wood and hired a professional lumberjack. Wood chopping stool: rough and exquisite art
After a little instruction and a few hours,
The lumberjack explained the concept of "log bench". Within a limited time, she used an axe to cut logs, cut bark and cut three holes as seats. These red leather seats are made by leather craftsmen who make motorcycle seats in saddle shop. Wood chopping stool: rough and exquisite art