this table takes care of a few of those wood scraps in my ever growing pile. it was inspired by a recent trip to p-town and uses parts from a 3 tables, a stair ballister, and an old headboard.amazingly it doesn't wobble.
Thursday, May 6
scraps
i often joke that making this furniture is the result of my genetic predisposition to collect old things (thanks dad!) and also eliminate clutter/ collections (thanks mom!). now that i have a shop keeping my 'collecting' gene under control is getting trickier. i mean, i see potential in almost everything!
this table takes care of a few of those wood scraps in my ever growing pile. it was inspired by a recent trip to p-town and uses parts from a 3 tables, a stair ballister, and an old headboard.
amazingly it doesn't wobble.
this table takes care of a few of those wood scraps in my ever growing pile. it was inspired by a recent trip to p-town and uses parts from a 3 tables, a stair ballister, and an old headboard.amazingly it doesn't wobble.
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This is incredibly beautiful in it's honesty. Leaving the partial finishes was a perfect touch. I love furniture to my own detriment, but it rarely makes it to the level of art in my opinion. I really think you've done that here, though!
thanks so much ambeur. we feel really lucky to be able to be so freely creative!
Thank you
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