Mar 06, 2017
Berdoll Sawmill near Bastrop sources most of its trees from within a 100-mile radius — hand-picked, recently dead hardwoods found…
Cirque Series
DuMor is a U.S.-based manufacturer of site furnishings including benches, tables, bollards, ash urns, bike racks, chairs, planters, and custom fabrications. One of their latest products is Chair 483, an outdoor steel cafe chair available with or without armrests. With an all-welded construction built using solid half-in.-round bar, the chair comes in a choice of 22 standard powder-coated finishes. It can be paired with a coordinating table with a matching powder-coated base structure.
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Volume 67, Issue 2 - Littoral/Terrestrial
Mar / Apr 2017
Products: Outdoor Furnishings
These new outdoor furnishings can help create distinctive public landscapes that are more practical, comfortable, and memorable.
Contributors
Rita Catinella Orrell is a design journalist and author based in Sullivan County, New York., and a former products editor for Architectural Record.
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