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So here is a project that I completed earlier this year for a client that was about to have their first child. They wanted a piece that could be used as a changing table now, and then be used as a dresser as their child grew up. This was my first Greene & Greene piece and I am pretty happy with it (which rarely happens)
-- Chris,Atlanta Georgia,www.darkhorsewoodworks.com

































30 comments so far
mtnwild
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posted 169 days ago
That is beautiful!
Great job on that. WOW!
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tomakazi
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posted 169 days ago
Very nice! I really like the design. The more I see Greene & Greene the more I like their style.
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ahock
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posted 169 days ago
Fantastic! That’s a whole lot of mortises!
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kolwdwrkr
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posted 169 days ago
wow, this piece is great. Well done.
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DuaneEDMD
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posted 169 days ago
really nice work, the joint work is great
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3fingerpat
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posted 169 days ago
I would be happy with it as well, congratulations and such a fine piece of furniture, well done.
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JSM
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posted 169 days ago
That looks great!
BRod
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posted 169 days ago
Very nice! I really love the Greene & Greene style.
CharlieM1958
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posted 169 days ago
Really great display of craftsmanship
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Bevy
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posted 169 days ago
I love it…thought I knew what I wanted for a dresser…now I’m not sure. I love this style
Great job
-- Bevy - NH
a1Jim
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posted 169 days ago
Hey Chris
This is a most excellent dresser . So well done , it looks fantastic. a big double thumbs up. WOW
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Emeralds
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posted 169 days ago
A popular furniture style, beautifully executed.
Congrats, it looks great!
-- JMP
tenontim
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posted 169 days ago
Very nice design and excellent workmanship. I’m surprised Darrelll Peart hasn’t commented on this yet, he may be jealous. Thanks for the post.
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stefang
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posted 169 days ago
I agree with all the above comments. A real eye popper!
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Chris Dehmer
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posted 169 days ago
I wish I had purchased Darrell’s book before I made this one as I would have used his method for the plugs. In any case, I have it now and will use it on the next G&G piece I undertake.
-- Chris,Atlanta Georgia,www.darkhorsewoodworks.com
SCOTSMAN
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posted 169 days ago
truly lovely piece well done regards Alistair
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Loucarb
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posted 169 days ago
Really nice piece. Well done
Greg
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posted 169 days ago
Great Job! That looks like it was a fun project to build.
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knackonwood
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posted 169 days ago
Wow! This is a great work. Looks absolutely beautiful
kerflesss
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posted 169 days ago
Well done execution! Truly a craftsman. Nice job.
jcees
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posted 168 days ago
Oooooo, I love the G&G vernacular. Nice job!
always,
J.C.
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Splinterman
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posted 168 days ago
Great concept, design and finish….well done Chris.
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Darrell Peart
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posted 168 days ago
Hi Chris – Great project – Nicely done!
Darrell
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Karson
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posted 168 days ago
A fantastic looking piece. I’m in the process of building Greene and Greene kitchen cabinets.
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blackcherry
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posted 168 days ago
First rate work, the style is one of inspiration….just a beautiful piece…Blkcherry
taylodr
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posted 168 days ago
That is really impressive. Great work.
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Todd Thomas
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posted 167 days ago
looks great…nice design…turned out very nice…well done
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Damian Penney
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posted 167 days ago
Wow, flawless, love it.
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PurpLev
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posted 167 days ago
looks fantastic. very nice composition to the entire piece – nicely balanced.
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spike
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Holy smokes. Awesome!
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