Click on the link below to view a sample of a well balanced rocker in action.

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No island  home is complete without a rocker.  Our classic design is clean, yet elegant.  The sheer gerth gives you a sense of royalty as it hugs and cradles your back with pure comfort.  Every rocker is extremely well balanced and the joinery is perfect.  With a little love and care, this piece is sure to last for many generations to treasure and enjoy.   

 Architechtural Digest, The International Magazine of Interior Design, August 2005, page 90, posted an article titled "Big Island Production.  Dayna and Steven Bocho's Getaway on the Kohala Coast".  The last paragraph reads, "Bochco has found a routine for his set of pavilions in Hawaii.  "Every evening I'll go for an hour and read in a rocking chair."  The rocking chair, of mango wood, he found in a shop in Waimea on the island."  That chair was made by Lee Gilbert, master woodworker,  who heads and personally oversees our rocking chair production.  Mr Bochco even bought a second mango rocker, (made by Lee Gibert) for his L.A. home.

Congresswoman Hirono taking the Mango Rocker for a ride.  She loved it.

 Above:  Koa Rocker

 Check out the joinery

Below:  Mango Rocker

 Below:  The Nightingale (see the donkey in the bookmatch?)

Notice, no gaps between legs and rockers