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Bridge Table

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Woodworker: Wayne Marcoux

New Hampshire furniture maker Wayne Marcoux's inspiration for this sofa table was the arched base of a bridge. The legs are tapered bent laminations that join with a lap joint. The strong stance of the legs contrasts with the thin, floating top and shelf. On the shelf, the undercut edge, the downward sweeping ends of the stretchers, and the space between the shelf and the legs combine to make the panel appear to levitate.

Photos: Wayne Marcoux

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posted in: Reader's Gallery, maple, bubinga, Custom Design, MDF Core

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