A walnut bench molds to the body for soft seating comfort
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Sitskie Furniture molds to the human body to provide comfort.

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Sitskie uses a patent-pending interlocking seating system.

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According to Adam Friedman, furniture designer, craftsman, and head of Los Angeles-based Sitskie Furniture, people have a love/hate relationship with upholstered furniture. He says people like the soft seating but are concerned about damage to the fabric, and style lastingness.

As a solution, he developed furniture made of small, compressed lumber blocks which interlock together to gently mold to the human body. The result? – Long seating hours with no cushion necessary. 

Each item is made from solid domestic hardwood and comes in a walnut or ghost oak finish.

Find out more about Friedman’s furniture here.

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Robert Dalheim is an editor at the Woodworking Network. Along with publishing online news articles, he writes feature stories for the FDMC print publication. He can be reached at [email protected].