Scott Morrison Rocker Cradle

This Rocker Cradle from Scott Morrison is a classic revisited. Morrison, who lives in Montana in a house on a mountain, specializes in creating unique wood furnishings. This chair updates a 1700s Windsor style nanny rocker by using spindles that connect the shapes of the base and the rail creating a harmoniously fluid sculptural effect. The rocker is made using a variety of hand tools and is done with an attention to detail that takes into account the unique personality of the wood. Each piece is also hand rubbed with a mixture of tung oil and resin for a protected finish. The chair in English Walnut sells for $10,500.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
K Sep 24th 2007 3:33PM
This is exquisite. Great find, Deidre.
JW-C Sep 25th 2007 4:17AM
There is nothing like hand crafted pieces using time honoured traditional techniques. It's an art that only a few posses these days and anyone fortunate enough to own such a beautiful thing will treasure it forever and pass it down through the generations.
Gorgeous.