John Glinister’s 'rocking' chaise longue

By Asmita Prasad /Apr 1 2008

Combining the twin pleasures of lazing around in an elegant chaise longue and of being slowly rocked into blissful relaxation, designer John Glinister created the Long Rock. The chaise longue features an extended curved base with the main frame of the piece being constructed out of two timber pieces form the sides and are CNC'd to a precision shape to give a perfect curve. The interior of the chaise has a frame of timber slats joining the two sides with foam cushioning laid into them and the piece is finished with fabric upholstery. Gorge on more pics of the gorgeous chaise below.

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Source: Glinister Design

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