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The Russel Wright Collection
The Russel Wright Collection
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Designed in 1941 by Russel Wright, these pieces come from the American Craft Collection—a body of work created to make well-designed, durable furniture for everyday American homes.
Each piece is made in the United States by Old Hickory Furniture using solid hickory, a native hardwood chosen for its strength, flexibility, and distinctive character. Hickory is steam-bent and shaped by hand, producing natural variation in grain, tone, and curvature. No two pieces are exactly alike, and that individuality is a celebrated part of the design.
The finish remains intentionally straightforward, following the same approach used when the collection was first introduced. The wood is allowed to show its natural color and surface variation, developing character through use rather than concealment. These pieces were designed to be lived with, repaired if needed, and kept in service for decades.

Designed by Russel Wright, made by Old Hickory
Russel Wright shaped American design around everyday life, favoring comfort, practicality, and ease of use over formality. His American Craft Collection is made by Old Hickory Furniture in Indiana, pairing his design philosophy with bent-hickory construction and handwork refined over generations.
Made for Gardens and Open Air
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WOVEN BY HAND
The back and seat are hand-caned using natural fiber, woven for strength, flexibility, and comfort. The pattern is straightforward and durable, allowing the surface to breathe and respond naturally to use over time.
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Solid hickory construction
Hickory is steam-bent and worked by hand, revealing knots, grain shifts, and subtle changes in tone. These variations are not defects or embellishments—they are evidence of the material and the method. No two pieces are exactly alike, and none are meant to be.
dimensions
materials
Solid American White Oak, sourced primarily from Pennsylvania and Michigan. Stainless steel fasteners.
assembly
The chair arrives flat-packed. Stainless threaded inserts are used alongside standardized 1/4-20 1-3/8” stainless hex drive screws.
care
For graceful graying, wash off any visible mildew with soap and water then apply tung oil. If you'd prefer to reduce graying of the wood, you can source a pigmented finish, for example Pine Tar or pigmented tung oil.
materials
Solid American White Oak, sourced primarily from Pennsylvania and Michigan. Stainless steel fasteners.
assembly
The chair arrives flat-packed. Stainless threaded inserts are used alongside standardized 1/4-20 1-3/8” stainless hex drive screws.
care
For graceful graying, wash off any visible mildew with soap and water then apply tung oil. If you'd prefer to reduce graying of the wood, you can source a pigmented finish, for example Pine Tar or pigmented tung oil.
materials
Solid American White Oak, sourced primarily from Pennsylvania and Michigan. Stainless steel fasteners.
assembly
The chair arrives flat-packed. Stainless threaded inserts are used alongside standardized 1/4-20 1-3/8” stainless hex drive screws.
care
For graceful graying, wash off any visible mildew with soap and water then apply tung oil. If you'd prefer to reduce graying of the wood, you can source a pigmented finish, for example Pine Tar or pigmented tung oil.
American Craft Collection
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LOW LOUNGE CHAIR
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ARM CHAIR
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CHAISE LOUNGE
In Partnership with Manitoga
Manitoga preserves the home and design philosophy of Russel Wright, reflecting his belief in practical, humane design. This partnership supports Manitoga’s ongoing preservation and stewardship.
Made by Hand for Over a Century
Russel Wright, Made by Old Hickory
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Rustic American White Oak
White Oak is uniquely suited to outdoor furniture, because it is naturally closed pore, and thus, exceptionally rot resistant.
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Zero VOC Waterproofing and Finish
We use Vermont Natural Coating's Juniper infused waterproofer, that leaves no topcoat. We then hand-rub it with pure tung oil.
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$195 White Glove Shipping
Delivered into the room of your choice anywhere in the lower 48 by Metropolitan Delivery.
Things to Know
The Wave Hill Chair is an outdoor piece of solid wood furniture and thus it’s important to have clarity around a few things:
Gently Grays with Age
All wood experiences a natural change in color as surface tannins oxidize and UV light slowly breaks down the wood’s lignin. The chair you have at the end of the first summer is going to be grayer than the one you have when you open the box.
Knots Abound
The oak we’ve sourced has lots of knots, imperfections, and character. Every chair will be different. If you feel dissatisfied with a particular part, or board, let us know and we'll assess options.
Lifetime Repair Warranty Does Not Apply
America’s beautiful, yet brutal seasons will ensure your chair has an eventful life. While careful care can extend the life of your chair, it’s important to recognize that outdoor furniture has a naturally shorter lifespan.
3% of Profits to Bring back the American Chestnut
At Roseland, we’re passionate tree buffs and are committed to helping bring back the iconic American chestnut to its native range. We will donate 3% of all unit-level profits at the end of 2026 to the American Chestnut Foundation and other similar efforts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the chair ship?
We ship the chair via UPS ground. The chair is partially assembled and requires about 20 mins to assemble.
How much does it weigh?
Roughly 40lbs.
How long does assembly take?
Instructions for the chair can be found here. Each chair takes about 15 minutes to assemble.
How fast will graying take?
It depends on the UV exposure, but you would expect to see meaningful graying by the end of the first summer outside.
Can I leave the chair out over winter?
Yes - the chair is rot resistant and will generally do okay in the snow. However, like any wooden object, constant sun, temperature change and waterlogging will slowly add to wear and tear on joints.
Why White Oak vs Cedar? Why not Teak?
White Oak does make the chair more expensive but it is also stronger and less prone to loosening at the fasteners than cedar. Teak is another excellent wood but it is not native to the USA and has a less interesting grain.
Can I request customizations?
We wish we could satisfy custom requests but our business model is predicated on delivering value for money through standardization and the efficiency it allows.
Why is it cheaper to buy two chairs than one?
We ship the chair via UPS ground and are able to combine two chairs into a single package size. We pass on the savings to you.