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The Secret Second Life Of Trees
 

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Meyer Wells- Furniture With Modern Roots

Doomed trees, broken hearts, new life and cool furniture,  it could be a story and so it is. Read the article below and learn about how a couple of guys use  lost trees to create gorgeous furniture. From the oak that died in your backyard to the forest that got  in trouble there is hope for a sublime second life of trees  http://nyti.ms/bB7vSN

 

 

 

 Meyer Wells out of Seattle has a slow way (local and authentic)  of defining a new narrative for lost trees and bringing the outside in with intense wood that looks like it knows something. Think  island of lost toys and the  ultimate workshop (from what I can tell) giving more character to a sustainable furniture ideal.

 

City Bench Finds Second Home For Distressed Trees and Turns them into Second Stories 

Finding New Life (and Profit) in Doomed Trees

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Seth Meyer, left, and John Wells started a green business that makes custom furniture from trees that fall to development, disease or storms. CreditStuart Isett for The New York Time
https://www.meyerwells.com/