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I needed a workspace that didn't get in the way. That meant having a table with no legs. Some people might think that makes no sense. "No Sense" is my middle name. |
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With the help of my friend Newman the challenge was easily met |
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The side and back of the bench is screwed to a ledger strip on the wall. |
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An architectural knee is used to support the outer side and front. |
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The visual appearance is clean and neat. The space saved is amazing. |
Sometimes a lamp just begs to be created out of nothing much. Maybe a scrap of lumber you've been tripping over for years. I replaced two ugly glass lamps we've had for over 25 years. The first is made from walnut and Osage orange.
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The Pennsylvania walnut base is from a tree that was harvested at Eastern Baptist College (now Eastern University) in 1966. The walnut has waited even longer than the root to become something. This one is made of a root we brought from a canyon hike in Hawaii 35 years ago.
A softened arty view |
A clear view |
A view of the little bird's nest and carved walnut bird |
View from the left side |
  
Towel rack |
 We needed/wanted something different for
furniture - everyone should have a nice swing in the living room, don't you
think? Don't forget to click on the little pictures |
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