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I found this little ladybug on my back porch and decided she would be the center of attention tonight. :)
This image just sold thru Getty Images to Save Mart Supermarkets in California. I have no idea what they are going to do with it.
Lingerie model on glass table post processed.
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Chinon CE-4S, Clubman MC Auto 28mm f2.8, and Rollei Retro 400S developed in homemade replenished D23 for 7 mins @ 20C.
This lovely patio setting is located at the Oscar Swan Inn located in Geneva Illinois. Set back away from the main road, this quiet bed & breakfast is so peaceful and has the best country breakfast. I never knew this place existed until today. I met my family today for brunch, and what a treat it was. Afterwards, my brother and I roamed around outside. This used to be a farm years ago. The house, built in 1902, is now converted into this inn.
Included in this round up of Origami-Inspired Architecture, Fashion, Furniture, and Home Goods: www.allthingspaper.net/2018/05/origami-inspired-architect...
rescue someone unwilling to look after himself,
and he will cling to you like a dangerous illness.
-Mason Cooley
Mandala Coffee Table - Light Finish
Designed to use what is left over from the production of larger furniture items, the Mandala Coffee Table is made as a mosaic of salvaged wood pieces, with a weathered finish steel base. 1/2" glass top included.
Great option for a round contemporary coffee table, combining glass, salvaged wood and metal.
Each piece is unique and can be customized per client's specifications.
The Mandala line includes coffee tables, consoles and dining tables.
Rotsen Furniture creates furniture and artwork integrating wood's organic characteristics with a clean, graceful, modernist aesthetic. Each piece is individually and meticulously hand-crafted, often combining wood with metal, glass or Plexiglas resulting in pieces of exquisite craftsmanship. For custom work information and stock availability, contact our sales team at sales@rotsenfurniture.com
Mandala Coffee Table
Designed to use what is left over from the production of larger furniture items, the Mandala Coffee Table is made as a mosaic of salvaged wood pieces, with a weathered finish steel base. 3/4" glass top included.
Great option for a round contemporary coffee table, combining glass, reclaimed wood and metal. Customization options include sizes, shapes, metal base finishes, base materials.
Each piece is unique and can be customized per client's specifications.
The Mandala line includes coffee tables, consoles and dining tables.
Rotsen Furniture creates furniture and artwork integrating wood's organic characteristics with a clean, graceful, modernist aesthetic. Each piece is individually and meticulously hand-crafted, often combining wood with metal, glass or Plexiglas resulting in pieces of exquisite craftsmanship. For custom work information and stock availability, contact our sales team at sales@rotsenfurniture.com
Superimposed layers: The evening skyline of Dhaka city reflected in the waters of a lake and a glass of half-filled water reflected on a glass-top table.
❊Arshinogor is a Bengali term, borrowed from the all-time great poet-philosopher Fakir Lalon Shah, that roughly translates to, "the mirror city'.
Walnut Coffee Table - Plexi & Metal
Contemporary coffee table made of salvaged Black Walnut slab. Irregular walnut slab top with raw edges. Base made of 2" thick acrylic and steel sphere in aged silver patina.
Rotsen Furniture designs furniture pieces integrating wood’s organic characteristics with a clean, graceful, modernist aesthetic. Our team of world class artisans and craftsmen works with rare solid woods, impressive single slab live edge lumber, and large book matched slabs, making unique and sophisticated furniture for residential and commercial projects worldwide.
Mandala Dining Table
It is common knowledge that Rotsen makes amazing high-end furniture, decorative products and wall art, mainly from felled trees and reclaimed wood slabs. The idea is that trees do not have to be cut down.
Designed to maximize our commitment with environmental sustainability, the Mandala Dining Table uses scraps of hardwood collected from our own manufacturing process, when making larger furniture items such as cocktail tables, dining tables and consoles.
The result is a round glass dining table, which shows a mosaic made from salvaged hardwood, placed forming a very unique piece. The dining table metal base is made of steel with a powder coating finish. The Mandala Dining Table can be made to order in various shapes and dimensions.
Rotsen Furniture designs furniture pieces integrating wood’s organic characteristics with a clean, graceful, modernist aesthetic. Our team of world class artisans and craftsmen works with rare solid woods, impressive single slab live edge lumber, and large book matched slabs, making unique and sophisticated furniture for residential and commercial projects worldwide.
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I participate "iTuTu Summer Fes".
I have set the simple glass-top tables with discount price.
I think they are suited in Summer! ;D
”ITUTU祭り”（？）の屋台に、
夏らしくシンプルなガラストップテーブルを
お祭り価格で置かせていただいてます。
あそびにきてくださいね！:D
The first of a series of lines designed to maximize our commitment with environmental sustainability, the Rotsen Ferpas Collection uses scraps of harwood collected from our own manufacturing process, when making larger furniture items such as cocktail tables, dining tables and consoles.
The Ferpas Coffee Table has a round top made as a mosaic of salvaged wood pieces and details in polished aluminum. The metal base is made of steel and finished using a powder coating process.
A round glass top is optional. 1/2" thick suggested.
Customization options include sizes, shapes, metal base finishes, base materials.
The Ferpas Line includes coffee tables, consoles, dining tables and planters.
Rotsen Furniture creates furniture and artwork integrating wood's organic characteristics with a clean, graceful, modernist aesthetic. Each piece is individually and meticulously hand-crafted, often combining wood with metal, glass or Plexiglas resulting in pieces of exquisite craftsmanship. For custom work information and stock availability, contact our sales team at sales@rotsenfurniture.com
Fun, dramatic gold leaf pillar table makes a bold statement! Single gold leaf Ionic column supports a luxuriously thick bevel-edged glass top. Table circumference 4'; seats 4-6. In excellent condition overall, with no chips to the glass. Gold leaf finish on column has no outstanding issues. Leave as it is, or lacquer in black or white for that modern Kelly Wearstler look! A perfect addition to a contemporary or traditional home.
PRICE: $350
Please email for more pictures and to schedule a viewing at uncutevintage@yahoo.com
Estate sale mid-century teak folding table with new beveled glass top. Thought about backing the glass with fabric or paint but I like that the mechanics of the table (router groove and all) are visible-- gives it a Duchamp "Bride Stripped Bare" sort of feel. Still needs a coat of stain and/or tung oil. Will be perfect in the rehabbed sewing studio. Total cost, 15 dollars. Sweet.
Walls lined with shelves, books at the back and other bric-à-brac on the right, reflected on a glass-top table (the back of a chair separates the bookshelves from their reflection).
At a relative's place.
Term of the Day: Verre églomisé 9/25/09
A giltwood and gilt-composition center table with inset engraved verre églomisé top, possibly by George Morant & Son.
Verre églomisé is the name for sheet glass that is covered on its reverse side with silver or gold leaf and sometimes paint, then engraved on the reverse side, and the engraved areas painted so that a pattern or picture can be seen from the front side of the glass. The name comes from the French picture frame dealer Jean-Baptiste Glomy, who popularized the technique in the 18th century, though it had been invented by the ancient Romans and used throughout the Middle Ages. After Glomy began using this method to decorate his frames, verre églomisé became fashionable throughout Europe and America for use in picture frames, mirrors, clocks and other hanging objects, though verre églomisé tabletops, as in the present example, were much less common.
To learn more about this table, visit: www.carltonhobbs.com/viewAlternative.asp?strReference=9148