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This is my first NES Console. I loved how the controllers turned out. This was a new chocolate cake recipe that I was trying out for getting structures. It wasn't quite what I expected but the client was still more than happy (it's just the cake maker that sees what's wrong :) ). I hope I get to try this one again soon.
Of course my eye was caught by this console at the Apollo/Saturn V Centre Control Room Experience :-)
With thirty-four legs, Dance is one of a unique bench. The careful placement of each individual leg give Dance rhythm and dimension. It seem to move constantly because no angles is identical.
This is serious piece of furniture with unusually good looking appropriate for both commercial and residential interiors.
Designed by Waranyu Sirikaorop
Product sizes : W180 X D50 X H45 cm
Salvaged/reclaimed 1940's bowling ball holding rack from a demolished bowling alley in Riverside, IL. I used this as a shoe holder. Perfect for the foyer area. I had a large piece of tempered glass cut to size to create a top surface, yet clear so that you can still the the amazing piece below...instant console table!
This console cabinet is paneled on one side and open shelved on the other. It is suitable for a TV base or kitchen island. Made from old door parts and a pine top.