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Dimensions
Dimensions


materials
materials
Solid, Unstained, American Cherry or Black Walnut
care and assembly
care and assembly
Oil the chair with linseed oil or another furniture oil 1-2 years.
how it ships
how it ships
We ship smaller orders for 1 or 2 chairs via regular Fedex. For all other orders we ship via Pilot Logistics.

Things to Know
At Roseland, we are proud to finish our chairs by hand, the old fashioned way. We select wood for its natural character - we don’t stain, spray, use lacquers or polys, and we don’t do VOCs. Here are some of the ways this might be different to what you’re used to:
Grain Variation
We select and combine staves of wood for a stain-free construction. While our partners do their best to combine staves in a pleasing way, you can expect more natural variation in grains and tones than you might in a stained piece of furniture.
Natural color shifts
Cherry wood starts light and darkens significantly in the first three months. From months 3 to 12, the darkening slows, reaching a deep, rich tone with red undertones. Walnut starts as a deep brown and gradually lightens over time. In the first three months walnut’s tone becomes warmer and lighter. From months 3 to 6, the change slows as it settles into a medium brown with golden or amber tones. In our opinion, the mature tones of both woods are preferable to the initial ones.
Linseed oil means a breathable, naturally coarser finish
Many furniture companies seal their wood with an additive layer that closes the grain and can be sanded to a near mirror finish - the lacquer or polyurethane is being sanded rather than the wood itself. With a breathable oil finish, the wood’s grain is exposed, which is naturally coarser than sanded polyurethane or lacquers.