Finished this today. Made a similar one as a Christmas present for one of our kids (posted 4/5) and liked it so much I made this one for us. Unlike the other (which, below the counter, had nine drawers and a shelf) this one is deeper, with two drawers and a cupboard. To make the low cupboard easier to live with, instead of shelves it has two trays that slide on Euro-style guides. The first upper shelf is fixed. The other two are adjustable. Poplar is milk-painted Barn Red and finished with two coats of acrylic Clear Coat. Tiger maple counter is dyed and finished with an oil/varnish mixture rubbed on with fine steel wool.
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As a maker of mostly contemporary and modern furniture, this is not normally my style. BUT, I just love this piece. The combination of colours and the crispness of your work here is great. Well done Chuck.
As a maker of mostly contemporary and modern furniture, this is not normally my style. BUT, I just love this piece. The combination of colours and the crispness of your work here is great. Well done Chuck.
As a maker of mostly contemporary and modern furniture, this is not normally my style. BUT, I just love this piece. The combination of colours and the crispness of your work here is great. Well done Chuck.
Hi Africanchippy,
Thanks, and what a coincidence. I'm normally not that into contemporary stuff, but I think the table you posted recently is inspired. I've never seen anything quite like it, but it has a certain grace to it, and, while it's very unusual, doesn't seem to be straining to be different. The various design elements work together in a nice, harmonious way. Would love to seem more of your work.
Best regards,
Chuck Griffith
Another beautiful piece! Forgot to mention the last time how much I like your photos as well. Clearly another hobby that you excell at!
Keep 'um coming,
Greg
I like this design and finely, so does my wife. Have you developed any plans? I am also interested in the Shaker style hutch. Thanks for sharing.
Do you have any plans available for this project? We've bee looking for this piece and it looks like I may have to build it. :-)
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