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Eastward Dining Chairs and Table in cherry in a living room with green painted wood flors and a vase with grenery on the table.
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Eastward Arm Chair and Dining Table - Walnut
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Eastward side chair in cherry in room with bronze bells on the floor to the left and drift wood hanging on the wall
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Eastward Bench - Cherry
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Eastward Arm Chair - Cherry
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In our early days, the initial shaping of seat blanks was an exercise in rough sculpture. Starting from raw wood and finishing with the intense, meticulous hand carving and sanding, seats required tedious effort and time. Over the years, the process has been streamlined, but the challenge of perfection remains the same: finishing requires ever-increasing levels of focus, patience, and precision.

The Eastward Collection demonstrates the value of persistence – and the reward of careful craftsmanship, with solid seats that welcome the human form with comfort and elegance. From every perspective, the collection raises the bar for quality wood furniture.

Crafted in the spirit of George Nakashima’s fusion of Japanese and American styles, with a sense of Shaker simplicity, our Eastward Collection earns attention for its subtle beauty while eschewing any unnecessary ornamentation.

Our Eastward Benches, Chairs, and Stools employ crisp, straight horizontal lines and slender vertical legs and spindles that merge with grace and resilience. Installed under tension, each spindle is integrated into both the seat and back, allowing a subtle – but critical – level of give that lends to its comfort.

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