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Island dresser

By Staz, member Mar 19, 2015

This dresser began life as WW II shipping crates. The cypress for the drawer fronts came from green house siding. The legs are done as bent laminations.

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Comments

greymodel | Mar 21, 2015 11:50am | #1
Just simply stunning. Beautiful.
BigD1 | Apr 11, 2015 04:57am | #2
I am amazed at what some people can do. I struggle with fresh ideas for projects. You have gone over the top. Out standing job. You are to be proud of your work. Super great job. Five stars***** Nice job.
Bluecab | May 03, 2015 10:50pm | #3
Hi Staz,

I love everything about this!

Nicely done.

All the best, Ken.

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