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Modern Desk of Sapele and Maple

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Woodworker: Dick SchultzHeavily influenced by Scandinavian design, Cleghorn built this desk (40 in. deep by 64 in. wide by 30 in. tall) from a few thumbnail sketches—building, fitting, and tweaking the design as he went. The desk won the European Bolia Design Award. The sapele and maple (legs and drawer fronts) are finished with clear lacquer and white lacquer.
Design or Plan used: Not specified

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