Buying Shaker

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[O]n a recent trip to Maine we stopped off at Windsor Chairmakers for a little look-and-see of something so classic New England. What we found was a new modeling stool for the studio and a whole story about how it came to be. Completely handcrafted in an old barn on the property, owner Jim Brown will tell you when you come in you’re buying a piece of the past with function and comfort all in one. Now that’s my cup of tea!

Above: Caroline at Ann Street Studio on our new modeling stool.

  • Would totally love to hear the story about how it came to be… 🙂 Love the photos!

  • Isa

    Love the woodworking! The photos are so beautiful in b&w.

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  • camillaleila

    oh awesome!! props with stories behind them are so much better. great photos. love all of the lines in the photo of caroline. her body kind of plays off of the legs of the stool.

  • Marianne K Casais

    Love it! ♥ Great for posing. Sure you will get some wonderful shots with these – can’t wait to se 😉

  • Marianne Paul

    Oooh it is too difficult to choose among your different articles and pictures. I think I prefer all pictures about travels in Morocco and in Paris, I would love to see more pictures of your amazing trip in most beautiful places in the world.

  • Meredith @ Map & Menu

    Beautiful images. We recently drove by Windsor Chairmakers on our way to brunch in Belfast and I desperately wanted to stop in, but they weren’t open. I hope I get the chance to get back up to Lincolnville and stop in soon!

  • I’ve missed so many posts since being away – trying to catch up! I did not know such a stool was called a modeling stool. That workshop is something else. Love when chairs take on a ‘sat on’ shape after a while.