Modern Rocker Designed and Built by Kevin Grey

The “Sternum” rocker from David Ebner’s “Wishbone” series. Oak and cane. The entire form uses bent lamination technique. “David Ebner played a pivotal role in the development of studio furniture during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Ebner, who studied under Wendell Castle at the School for American Craftsmen at the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York, is known for his elegant, pared down works that blur the line between furniture and sculpture. Through his groundbreaking efforts, Ebner has helped redefine studio craft furniture...

This unique Rocker is endearingly called Shay’s Chaise and seamlessly blends the charm of a rocker with the comfort of a deckchair. Versatile and adaptable, it's equally fitting fo...

Pretzel Style midcentury rocker, The condition is amazing. lines are so attractive and unique, sure to grab anyone's attention. This piece sits ver...

The original tête-à-tête seat was created during the pre-Victorian era for intimate conversation. This modern rocking version, made of Dupont Corian, a seamless and sensual materi...

Formica rocker by Owl Dimensions: H 85 x W 60 x D 80 cm Seat H: 45 cm Materials: Solid wood, colourful formica Formica is a series in which material defi...

A scandinavian rocking chair by Sven Erik Fryklund produced by Hagafors in Sweden. Teak wood and black lacquered beechwood. The armrests are well made ...