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Table-cloth decorated with the shadows of a table arrangement, projected on the cloth by a photogram technique. More than merely casting a shadow of plates, dishes and glasses, the cloth tells a story and reflects the atmosphere of the dinner through shadows of what might have happened at this table.
Featured Coffee Tables from our August 2011 Tent Sale. Most of these tables are part of a set and include side tables and sometimes stools.
I finished my first wedding table number. I bought a bunch of random wood picture frames from the thrift store and painted them with pain samples I got from home depot. The fish are water colored and outlined in ink. They are supposed to be surf perch, I forget which kind. Each table should have a different sea creature found in Oregon waters.
This conference table is made out of monkeypod wood, also known as ear tree. It was designed to display the flame patterns in the central pieces of wood and the name also refers to the fact that this wood 'rose from the ashes' since it would have been burned or mulched if not recovered by Viable Lumber. This piece was done by Joe Pettit of Pettit Custom Woodworks and won first prize in the Florida State Fair.
I took most of these for Tiff's sake, since she probably didn't have time to take pictures of everything herself. And also to show off our awesome decorating skills.
South Africa.
Kaapstad. Cape Town.
The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company has been providing visitors with a world-class experience since October 4, 1929. The company operates in a National Park and World Heritage Site.
The mountain’s magnetism has a way of drawing people in, compelling them to reach the summit. But getting to the top was not always the effortless trip it is today.
Vintage Chocolate size 12 x 26 table runner. I picked a Consumer Reports magazine and this shows page 28. A bathroom with browns and teals and straight lines. More photos at:
Head of the lamp is made of Senegalese calabash. White parts are carved layer of the fruit which change the color to red/orange when the lamp is switched on. On the bottom of the lamp there’s perforated closing part locked by magnets. The lamp was painted with wood oil and alcohol ink. Black parts are burnt calabash surface.
The center element is genuine Baltic amber- ranked as the world's finest; resin from the ancient trees dating back ~40 million years.
The base of the the lamp was designed and carved from the block of cherry wood by Polish wood artist- Jacek Wydrzyński.
The stand is decorated with brown jeweller's waxed string.
Height of the lamp: 38cm (15”)
Calabash diameter: 24cm (9,5”)
Kad bi ptice ovako umele da vole, kao ja,vec
bi se pretvorile u vetar. Kad bi potoci ovako
umeli da vole, kao ja, vec bi postali okeani.
Kad bi prostori ovako umeli da vole, kao ja, vec
bi postali beskonacnost. Kad bi vreme ovako
umelo da voli, kao ja, vec bi se pretvorili u
vecnost.
Kad bi zemlja ovako umela da voli, kao ja, vec
davno bi bila zvezda. (Miroslav Mika Antic)
Blending exotic wood and two levels of glass creates a coffee table that is a functional and contemporary conversation piece.
The wood’s curved shape comes from careful cutting on the scroll saw. It is then sanded and finished with a clear lacquer to maintain that glossy shine.
The two glass shelves are made of Plexiglas. Each are cut on the scroll saw and then sanded to fine tune the shape.
The legs are aluminum threaded posts and rivets.
Bloodwood is sometimes referred to as satine or cardinal wood, for its obvious beautiful deep rose color. With age it's color does darken, but not significantly. The growth range of the species is reported to include French Guiana, Brazil, Peru, Panama, Venezuela, West and Central Africa.
This table’s dimensions are approximately 1 ½ inches tall, 5 inches wide, and 3 ¼ inches deep. Width and depth are at the widest and deepest points.
While visiting Ningbo a year ago or so I could not help but notice all the beautiful antique furniture. This is my conference table in my office. It's made of an antique door and old wheels holding it up!!
One of three Chris has made for his brother's office in D.C. in the past few years. This one is made of all reclaimed lumber.