This paperback book contains 78 pages with lots of full colour pictures to explain the styles and shapes, tools and equipment,.

After all, the human body is more suited to sitting on the ground than on a chair, and some chairs even cause back problems. I did not take any pictures of adding horizontal seating area piece but it is same size square piece of plywood like the base piece and it was glued down only. In fact, it goes so far as to combine chair, bookshelf, lap desk, side table and magazine rack all in one, while at the same time giving you a little bit of privacy on one side.

Japanese woodblock printing is a beautiful art that uses a unique system of registration, cutting and printing.

Chapter 8 illustrates how the Windsor ‘form of construction’ can be applied to other types of furniture. More and more, poufs are showing up in interior design as a subtle yet trendy way to bring a room together. A flexible alternative to traditional seating, these portable seating options can be moved between classrooms to support reading for pleasure at your school.This Books Chair looks great in your interior and, thanks to the beautiful nostalgic image on the top, you imagine yourself in days gone by.

Using just a tool or two (a pocketknife and a gouge), readers will learn how to whittle 12 small objects, from a coffee spoon to a pair of dice, that take just a few hours to finishand in the process carve out a little peace and quiet for themselves. Securely packaged and seller was kind enough to wait until I could be at home before posting the item to me. This important publication describes a unique set of over 200 tools from the late eighteenth century, giving an extraordinary insight into the trade practices of the time.

They keep your books open, ready for the next time you need a read, and can also be used for mobiles, e-readers and tablets. Masseys story is told in thoughtful and invitingly well-upholstered prose, ranging from ancient Egypt to the fetishistic seating of postmodernity, encompassing Arts and Crafts, pushchairs, wheelchairs, famous chairs by Eames and Herman Miller, chairs electric or illuminated, chairs in painting (Van Gogh, Gwen John) and chairs frankly unsittable-on – even a huge (and quite haunting) heap of chairs as a street installation. In celebration of the launch of Barn Club, author Robert Somerville will be joined by Ben Raskin, head of Horticulture and Agroforestry at Soil Association UK.