Rocking Chair —Designed by Jonathon Vinet and JDESIGNstudio
One of one.
This chair is weighty - solid, grounded, unmistakably built to last. Crafted from reclaimed 2x6s, its construction is deliberate: laminated in an overlapping pattern that creates architectural mass. Its profile reads like a bold line that creates the idea of a chair. It is balanced and inviting.
The natural wood grain and visible end grain celebrate the character of the material, while historic traces - nail holes, embedded fasteners, and drill scars - remain unapologetically exposed. These aren’t imperfections, but evidence of a previous life, now reassembled into something contemplative.
Framing lumber is rarely considered a fine furniture material. Yet here, it is elevated - with care, with polish, with purpose. Its softness, often seen as a flaw, becomes a virtue: it records impressions over time - a living archive of use, love, and life. When treated with care, it stays pristine. When neglected, it tells a story, bearing the marks of time.
Finished in beeswax - a natural, breathable, and easily repairable surface - the material is allowed to speak. Nothing is hidden. Nothing is overworked. The chair doesn’t demand attention; it earns it, through authenticity and quiet presence.
This is an object that finds balance - between function and form, furniture and sculpture, intention and imperfection.
This is a functional sculpture - one of a kind, had crafted, meaningful, and built with layered philosophical intent. This is not a mass market item, or even typical custom furniture, it is a meditative object with presence.
Material: Reclaimed Wood - SPF
Finish: Bees was and Orange Oil
Size: W 18.75 x H 30.75 D32
Additional taxes and shipping costs may be required depending on location of delivery.
Additional pieces may be commissioned as reclaimed materials allow. Each piece is unique in nature.
Rocking Chair —Designed by Jonathon Vinet and JDESIGNstudio
One of one.
This chair is weighty - solid, grounded, unmistakably built to last. Crafted from reclaimed 2x6s, its construction is deliberate: laminated in an overlapping pattern that creates architectural mass. Its profile reads like a bold line that creates the idea of a chair. It is balanced and inviting.
The natural wood grain and visible end grain celebrate the character of the material, while historic traces - nail holes, embedded fasteners, and drill scars - remain unapologetically exposed. These aren’t imperfections, but evidence of a previous life, now reassembled into something contemplative.
Framing lumber is rarely considered a fine furniture material. Yet here, it is elevated - with care, with polish, with purpose. Its softness, often seen as a flaw, becomes a virtue: it records impressions over time - a living archive of use, love, and life. When treated with care, it stays pristine. When neglected, it tells a story, bearing the marks of time.
Finished in beeswax - a natural, breathable, and easily repairable surface - the material is allowed to speak. Nothing is hidden. Nothing is overworked. The chair doesn’t demand attention; it earns it, through authenticity and quiet presence.
This is an object that finds balance - between function and form, furniture and sculpture, intention and imperfection.
This is a functional sculpture - one of a kind, had crafted, meaningful, and built with layered philosophical intent. This is not a mass market item, or even typical custom furniture, it is a meditative object with presence.
Material: Reclaimed Wood - SPF
Finish: Bees was and Orange Oil
Size: W 18.75 x H 30.75 D32
Additional taxes and shipping costs may be required depending on location of delivery.
Additional pieces may be commissioned as reclaimed materials allow. Each piece is unique in nature.
Sit, and Know You’re Sitting
by Jonathon Vinet
Sit And know you’re sitting.
Do nothing,
Be still.
Let the day slow down around you.
Softwood,
easily marked.
Impressions of life and existence.
Born of nature
and meant to live
humble and honest.
Rock,
and feel a little more still,
Connected to a place
So sit, and know you’re sitting.
