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Right: This Owl workstation in cherry is adjustable and mobile.
A perfect ergonomic sit stand solution. Photo by Sarah Szwajkos
Photography, courtesy of Geoffrey Warner Studio.

Left: Happy students at a one-day Owl stool workshop. Every-
one goes home with an Owl stool that they made and finished
by hand! Photo courtesy of Geoffrey Warner Studio.

I was offered the opportunity to try out one of his more recent designs – a stunning rocking chair. The design “came to me in a dream”
and he further explained how the arms of the rocking chair were an extension of his own arms in the dream. This unique design is just
one of many ways Geoffrey expresses his depth of talent.

In 2019, Geoffrey celebrated 10 years of the Owl Stool. His current focus is promoting his successful ErgoPro Owl that is created from
recycled polymers in an effort to play his part in cleaning up the oceans. The ErgoPro will be on a rolling base, but the future vision
will include a model with a stacking base. By offering his unique design in a more affordable option by using post-consumer recycl-
able products Geoffrey hopes to meet a larger commercial market targeting groups and institutions such as schools.

Owl Furniture/Geoffrey Warner Studio at 43 N Main St., Stonington, open Monday through Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Further information
about the designer and his designs can be found at www.owlfurniture.com.

Imagine dining at this ash pedestal dining table! Owl chairs can be made with or without postural support holes.
Photo by Sarah Szwajkos Photography, courtesy of Geoffrey Warner Studio.
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