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By seflume, member Oct 15, 2010

I designed this desk for my client’s Craftsman Bungalow home. It is inspired by Stickley but I introduced the curves to soften its appearance and feminize it a bit as my client is a woman. Its made of quartersawn white oak and there are companion pieces to go with it to complete the suite. I built it with the assistance of Bryan Faubion, finish applied by Ron Albers. Photos taken by myself.

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Comments

PurdueDan | Oct 15, 2010 06:40pm | #1
Wonderful adaptation of a Stickley design to fit with a client's needs. Quite lovely piece.
OldShavings | Oct 16, 2010 03:40pm | #2
Seems inspired from nature. Excellent design.
Reconstrukt | Oct 20, 2010 05:09pm | #3
True pro work.

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