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Mid Century Modern Furniture Set in Walnut
4 piece Mid Century Modern furniture set in Walnut, Koa and Papyrus. The DVD cabinet and one of the side tables have built in lamps. I enjoy having them on to add ambience to the room at...
Endtable with built-in Japanese lamp
The top is removable to access the compact flourescent bulb as well as swapping out the front frame so that different wood and Japanese paper combinations can be used. An incandescent bulb wouldnt...
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Recent comments
Re: Wall hung cabinet
Beautiful and elegant. You should also post a pic of the inside.
posted: 3:33 pm on January 23rdRe: Coffee Table
Beautiful! I love the lines. Elegant and original. Nice work!
posted: 4:42 pm on January 12thRe: Endtable with built-in Japanese lamp
Thanks! The power cord comes out the back of the table. There is a wooden frame that slides out, similar to the one in front. In the center of it is the light bulb on the inside and the power cord coming out on the outside.
posted: 4:41 pm on January 12thAnd actually this was just an endtable before I built one with a lamp in it. Its what gave me the idea for this.
Paul
Re: workbench
Tre magnifique!
posted: 4:13 pm on December 10thRe: wenge coffee table
Really beautiful. Elegant design, beautifully executed!
posted: 4:11 pm on December 10thRe: Furniture Maker's Shop Destroyed by Fire
Mark,
posted: 4:40 pm on February 16thYour positive attitude seems to be one of the gifts that comes with talent of your scope. It makes sense that your spirit is not limited to your ability to create beautiful work. When I had the chance to meet Sam Maloof, I was struck by his humility and friendliness. People like you and Sam remind me that woodworking is but a part of who we are, and often an extension of our spirit.
I get upset if I have to stop to tune up a machine. Thank you for reminding me that often the only thing I really have control over is my attitude!