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This is a centerpiece that I use frequently. It is made up from shells that I found in the Phillipines and miscellaneous rocks and pebbles that I cannot help but pick up here and there.
These were built for the lobby at the flagship AMC Movie Theater in Kansas City's Power and Light District.
Try just slapping one of these together from nothing. I thought I could get the legs added real fast and start working on the next project. It took an along time to find the correct mounting positions for the legs and to try and have those in a good spot relative to the grain the top. Another challenge was to get everything plumb and square.
This stylish coffee table consists out of three bricks and an non-official building technique. the legs, two bucket handles, are put inside the edges of the table leaf, a 2 by 4 flat plate. This building technique isn't very stable because the handles will fall out the edge easily, but it looks very nice.
I have begun making a new gaming table. The dimensions are 4' x 4', and I have ordered folding shelves so that I may have two extra feet on either side of the table that can extend its width to eight feet.
I didn't take a picture of my previous gaming table, but the best shot I have of it is here. I felt it needed to be bigger, better built, and have a better paint job.
44 x 60 Shaker Leg with 2 leaves
Rustic Cherry
with Metro Side Chairs- wood seats
All with warm cherry stain on top
Onyx stain on the Legs and Skirt of table, and the dark parts on chair
Glass top coffee table with 4 beautiful garden chairs.
Price:$100 with chairs and only table @ $75(without chairs)
it's really lovely. i particularly love the mis-matched chairs. they have these neat art deco - nouveau circles on them.
My brothers and I took over the Thanksgiving preparation this year, giving us new appreciation of just how lazy we've been for the last few decades. The spinach, pear, and blue cheese salad with candied pecans is Ken's doing. Assorted mashed starch and vanilla cranberry sauce by Andrew. I'm responsible for the lopsided turkey and the stuffing--I won't be plating any five star dinners, clearly, but I'm pleased to say the bird wasn't dry.
the little table on jean's front porch -- we ate EVERY meal here during my stay (breakfast, lunch, & dinner), rain or shine...
New release:
Bianco console table, available in six colours including black, grey, light walnut, medium walnut and dark walnut as well as a fatpack exclusive white.
Stylish table comes in both PBR and non PBR versions, with the PBR featuring a real mirror.
Exclusively on discount as part of Lazy Sunday until 12th November at just 75L$ each or 375L$ for fatpack.
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Lamp: Payson Lamp, found on MEGA discount at Pottery Barn.
Vase: West Elm, 3 years ago
Mushrooms: Birthday gift
Art: Left: Saelee Oh. Right: Ashley Goldberg
Coke Crate
Table in need of a new paint job, which will happen this month
Once I arrived in Port Aux Basques, I drove along the Trans Canada Highway, and it wasn't long before I decided to pull over to take a shot of Table Mountain. It's 518 meters tall and has a very flat top, hence the name. I would guess that the top is flat from glacial erosion, but I can't say for sure. This is a 5 shot panorama. I cropped it down, so it's probably only using 3 or 4 of the photos.
This table was outside an antique store and had just been delivered. No price on it yet. LOVELY! I want one of these tables some day! It was a bit rusty and one of the chairs was icky...but not bad, all in all.
Weddings are so full on with things never going to plan. The constant threat of rain and running out of daytime sure made this one a little challenging. Luckily the rain held off and the b&g and bridal party were awesome to work with. More to come...