Designer/builder Hansuld hails from Canada, is now based in Brooklyn, and is shockingly not even yet 30 years of age. Despite the tender years he's obviously got the experience, given his portfolio, and it's his Rocker No. 1 chair that really blows me away.

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"...Not long ago, on the studio furniture side, Hansuld finished a valet chair – a customer request. “I offer a customer three designs,” Hansuld explains, “knowing I’d be happy to produce any one of the three.” In this case, the client wanted Hansuld’s take on Hans Wegner’s iconic 1950s valet chair. The finished piece incorporates all of the elements – a seat that folds open for draping trousers, a clothes hanger back for a jacket – but surprises, too. With an elegant kite-shaped back, Hansuld’s walnut chair looks equally at home at a dining table as in a dressing room..." 

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Shop Visit: Reed Hansuld

Reed Hansuld makes this chair. It's a rocking chair, made of walnut, with a metal skeleton and it’s been on my mind for weeks. Why? Rocker No. 1 seems to defy gravity and forces you to suspend disbelief as you look at it. It’s absolutely remarkable. 

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Join Windgate ITE resident fellow and custom furniture maker, Reed Hansuld, for a talk about his work, which focuses on finding a balance between modern style, high quality craft, and functionality.

To celebrate The Center for Art in Wood’s 19th year hosting the Windgate ITE International Residency program, residents in the program worked together for two months in Philadelphia to collaborate and focus on new directions in their work. The grand finale exhibition for the 2014 ITE program is Form + Spirit 2014.

This multidisciplinary exhibition will reflect each resident fellow’s experiences including objects produced before and during the residency. Three-dimensional work will be accompanied by photos, essays, films, and other documentation depicting their summer experience. Included will be each fellow’s statements about their personal and professional experiences.

Exhibition on view October 9–11 and October 14–17, from 10am–5pm.

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When Reed Hansuld "got tired of building cabinets and boring things," he began making the contemporary furniture that now has Brooklyn, the internet, and even art galleries swooning.

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The latest creative news from Fubiz about art, design and pop-culture. Feature of Harold. 

"Both designers Reed Hansuld and Joel Seigle, known as Harold Harold duo name, are behind the project "queue": a must-have for vinyl collectors who want to expose their records and sleeves as works of art. Screwed to the wall , the wooden walnut system allows to easily change vinyls and put several in a row, as a playlist"

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Reed Hansuld is a Canadian custom furniture maker based out of Brooklyn, New York. He is an Ontarian, from Mississauga and lived in Toronto for a number of years before relocating to Brooklyn, NY in 2013. His work focuses on finding a balance between modern style, high quality craft and functionality.

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From January 20 to 26, hundreds of local and international furniture manufacturers and designers will be showcasing their latest innovations to the design aficionados in Toronto.

Designlines editors will be showed their love for all-things-design with trademark Designlines Loves tags. Basically, when we see a piece of furniture or objet du design they'd hang a tag on it. And I landed two!

DESIGN LINES LOVE ROCKER NO. 1
DESIGN LINES LOVES STOOL NO. 1

May 2012 Issue
Pages 54 – 55

Natural Selection Getting closer to Mother Nature through solid wood. Nine dining chair options that rise above the rest.

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Dundas Street West between Bathurst Street and Grace Street becomes a showcase for the works of contemporary designers presented in a diversity of venues along the Trinity Bellwoods BIA. Do Design is an annual event celebrating design during Toronto Design Week.

DO DESIGN 2013
January 24 to January 27, 2013 
Location: Hilary’s Pharmacy, 811 Dundas St W
Feature: Rocking Chair No.2 will be featured.

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Jan 24th 2013 | Vol 32 No.21
Feature: Rocking Chair No.2 

Dundas Street West between Bathurst Street and Grace Street becomes a showcase for the works of contemporary designers presented in a diversity of venues along the Trinity Bellwoods BIA. Do Design is an annual event celebrating design during Toronto Design Week.

DO DESIGN 2012 
January 26 to January 29, 2012 
Location: Liberal Jewellery, 805 Dundas Street West
Feature: Stool No. 1 will be featured.

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Check out the beautiful handmade furniture and portfolio covers from Reed Hansuld, and he’s just 21 years old.

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Flexible design for designers, scrapbookers, photographers, illustrators, craftsman and more. A professional way to show your work to clients and employers. Also makes a great coffee table book, unique keepsake for a wedding or anniversary photo album.

Hand-picked veneer. Inset aluminum hardware, anodized matte silver finish.
Folds open flat for a clean display.

SPECS:
+ 11 x 14 page display
+ Screw post (Chicago bolt) method
+ Provided with standard screw posts and 10 polypropylene sheets
+ Additional packs of sheets available in quantities of ten available for purchase.

Extender bolts can be purchased to hold anywhere from 10 to 300 sheets.

Email to see current availability.