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Home»Furniture»Bicycle-Themed Rocking Randonneur Chair by Two Makers

Bicycle-Themed Rocking Randonneur Chair by Two Makers

Monika ThakurBy Monika ThakurSeptember 29, 20142 Comments2 Mins Read
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UK-based furniture designer Two Makers recently showcased the rocking Randonneur Chair at the Cycle Show at NEC, Birmingham held from 25th-28th September 2014. You may be thinking, what this chair has to do with the cycling event? Well, this is not an ordinary rocking chair but hand-built using bicycle-making mechanism by the company designers and founders Andrew McDonald and Simon Taylor.

The design of the chair is inspired by classic lightweight bicycles of the 1930s and 1940s. Its framework is constructed from Reynolds 631 steel tubing and crafted in perfect bike-like geometries using high-end bicycle building techniques. The entire steel framework rests on wooden rocking chair aesthetics, with two handles attached at front of the armrests. These handles look similar to those of a real road bike which adds character to any automotive-themed interiors.

Read More: Classy Leather-Cushion Chairs Made Out of Harley-Davidson Parts

Besides all the identical technicalities as that of a bicycle, the seat and backrest are aligned with high-quality leather detail and crafted with utmost care. Randonneur is perfect furniture for anyone who has a love for biking, as this chair with adds aesthetics of an actual bike within your living space.

It is available in made-to-order option from the company’s official website, you may directly contact the designers to create the exclusive furniture piece for your living room.

Two Makers' Randonneur Chair
Constructed using bike-making techniques
Two Makers' Randonneur Chair
Aligned with leather detailing 
Two Makers' Randonneur Chair
Frame is made from Reynolds 631 steel tubing

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2 Comments
  1. Soigneur Bob on November 6, 2021 12:16 am

    Two observations. Wonderful, but bottle cages are bolted on upside down. Get out the 5MM Allen wrench and correct that. Also, why down-tube decals, but nothing on the head tubes? No vintage French bike would ever sport that look. Better with out down-tube decals… overkill. We get that it is a steel-lugged, bicycle-themed rocking chair. Otherwise, brilliant and stunning, both.

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    • Bizüne on April 17, 2022 7:07 pm

      Actually, that’s the right direction for the bottle holders. The bottle comes through the curved tops and the bottom of the bottle rests on that little foot.

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