Initial SketchUp models
Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?
Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.
This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. .
This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
From the side
This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.
Hi all, just a quick shout out to see what you think of these sketches…looking for some feedback before I start making sawdust.
The first 3 pictures are of the same design from different angles, the 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are the same general design but with slight modifications.
Which designs do you like or not like?
Any design suggestions?
Thanks everyone, I appreciate the input.
This is for my wife's birthday, so to any of you that know her, no talking about this. .
This is the initial design, meant to hang on the wall, the entire thing is about 20"x20". The black area is where earrings or rings would go. The middle space is a small mirror (about 6Ă—7). Walnut pegs along the top for necklaces.
As the sketch shows, I'm thinking of using bubinga as the primary wood, spalted maple for the secondary and walnut for small accents.
This next picture also shows the lift lid on the right and the drawer open.
From the side
This next one is with some of the "sticky out" bits removed, this one could also hang on a wall or sit on a dresser.
This next one is meant to sit on a surface, not hanging on the wall.
And lastly, this one I've extended the depth of all sides to full width, a bit more of a shadow box feel.