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Oh I've been looking forward to making table lamps for aaaaages! They weren't too hard to make either. Spray adhesive makes the whole process so much easier...
(fabric on the left is by Kristen Doran, fabric on the right is mine)
Friends of Lysverket #7
Lysverket
Bergen, Norway
(October 12, 2015)
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GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN-This unusual TV table is a rare find. The combination of grey laminate and beautiful hardwood is a classic Singapore look.
Jellybean demonstrates the motion detection capabilities of the Interactive LED Coffee table. She's annoyed at having too much attention (trying to get her off the table so we can take photos....) so the tail is going. This seems to be common, in fact.
The interactive coffee tables are a collaborative effort between Because We Can and Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories.
This coffee table was a gift from my Great Aunt and Uncle. My great uncle learnt to be a carpenter in the old country (Belgium) before WW2.
GONE - This is a SUPER-adorable little table with a rather unusual profile. The top is an unusual shape and rather long for its depth, while the legs are as slender as pencil legs can be, and end in perfect metal caps, which we burnished to a brilliant shine.
60x30, height 29cm
Photo of a cafe table taken in autumn 2007 outside of cafe stylo in Blackburn. Copyright Joe Walsh 2007.
An antique Singer treadle sewing machine base finds new life as a table with the addition of vintage yardsticks nailed to an oak base
A laptop on a table.
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When solar panels are cheap, and you know how to install them, what better way to build conference room tables.... =)
Seen at SolarCity HQ today.