Name: APC02 Teak Dining Chair with Low Profile Latex Cushion
Brand: Ed Tuttle

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The Teak Edition of the Dining Chair APC02 reflects the reverence for natural materials, craftsmanship, and quiet refinement that defines the work of Ed Tuttle. Crafted in Thailand from solid plantation teak, each chair is composed of more than fifty individually shaped components, carefully assembled and hand-sanded to honor Tuttle’s original drawings. The surface is then finished using a traditional Thai technique in which the wood is polished with rice sacks; the natural hemp fibers burnish the teak while imparting a light oiling, resulting in a soft, lustrous finish that deepens beautifully with age and use.

DETAILS
Crafted in Thailand from premium plantation-grown solid teak.
Constructed from over 50 individually shaped teak components for exceptional structural integrity.
Hand-sanded and finished using a traditional Thai rice-sack polishing technique that produces a soft, natural luster.
Teak’s naturally high oil content provides outstanding resistance to moisture, decay, and insects.
Kiln-dried teak helps stabilize the wood prior to construction, ensuring long-term performance.
Suitable for indoor or outdoor environments; the wood will naturally weather to a distinguished silver-grey patina when exposed to the elements.
As a natural material, color and grain will vary, and seasonal movement or small surface checks may occur without affecting structural integrity.

The Low Profile Latex seat cushion comes in standard fabrics or requires 0.65 meters or 3/4 yard of COM fabric.

APC02 Teak Dining Chair with Low Profile Latex Cushion

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Ed Tuttle

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Designer

Ed Tuttle

Few Designers have shaped the soul of modern hospitality like Ed Tuttle. Born in Seattle in 1945, Tuttle studied architecture and interior design across several institutions in the Pacific Northwest during the 1960s. His path began not in academia, but in practice – under Eleanor Forbes at the storied Gump’s department store in San Francisco, where he created bespoke interiors for prominent clients such as Donald Pritzker, president of Hyatt Hotels. There, he developed a taste for precision, proportion, and the quietly sumptuous. All hallmarks of his later work.