Meldwood
Modern Rocker
Modern Rocker
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The lounge chair,
on rockers.
Same low-sitting silhouette as our standard Lounge Chair, built from the same 13-ply Baltic birch — now on two curved rocker rails. A slow, weighted rock built for reading, holding a baby, or sitting still with a coffee. Works equally well in a sitting room, a nursery, a sunroom, or on a covered porch.


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Lounge Silhouette Same low-sitting sled angle as our Lounge Chair — sink in the same way, just with rockers underneath. |
3-Ply Baltic Birch Furniture-grade plywood — solid through, structurally stable across the curved rocker rails. |
2-Minute Assembly Slots together by hand, no tools. Comes apart just as easily for a move. |
Your Canvas Arrives smooth and unfinished — paint it, stain it, or seal it natural. |
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Same silhouette, on two curved rails
Same sculptural sled outline, same furniture-grade Baltic birch, same tool-free assembly. The difference is two curved rocker rails replacing the flat base. The lounge angle is preserved, so you sink in the same way; you just rock while you do it. Pair it with the stationary Lounge Chair for a matched set, or sit it next to our Modern Bench in the same Baltic birch.
Real wood, not a wrapped glider
Most rocking chairs in the under-$300 range are painted softwood or MDF wrapped in a wood-look veneer. Solid hardwood rockers solve those problems but start at $800+. Baltic birch plywood splits the difference: real wood layers, dimensionally more stable than solid lumber, and strong enough for the curved rocker rails to hold their shape across years of use. Sized like adult lounge furniture rather than nursery furniture, but at home in either room.
Stain it, paint it, or leave it raw
The rocker arrives smooth-sanded and unfinished — exactly what most DIY-minded buyers want. Apply oil for a richer natural tone, water-based stain for a custom color, latex paint for a hard color, or a clear matte sealer to lock in the natural look. The plywood takes finishes evenly with minimal grain raise.
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