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Going Greene

By TAW6, member Jan 03, 2016

End tables commissioned by folks partial to craftsman style but wanting something with a bit more visual appeal. Accordingly, I added chestnut burl veneered top and aprons to the African mahogany frame design that I’ve used previously, and included some Greene and Greene details-exposed joinery, cloud lift details, ebony pegs , leg caps, and splines . The pieces are finished with brown mahogany gel stain and multiple coats of poly.

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Comments

ChrisDavis | Jan 03, 2016 11:16am | #1
Great detail. Love the combination of woods.
Jurgen01 | Jan 05, 2016 10:21pm | #2
Really nice work.
Love the details!
ameliawizard | Oct 01, 2016 11:30am | #3
Outstanding pieces... perfect blend of styles, woods, and artistry.

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