Project Information
The clients (my son & LOHL) wanted night stands so I asked them to find a design they liked and I would use that as my starting point. This= is what they chose and they wanted it in this color:
Elizabeth is really particular about colors and this one matched the bedroom where these will reside. They also picked out the drawer pulls and slides. This was my first time using Blum slides and they were a bit challenging. The instructions are extremely detailed but I didn't find them very helpful, probably just my lack of mechanical aptitude.
The reason I added the "(ish)" to the title is that I couldn't make a project without some arts & crafts influence so the side panels have the centers and the frames for the tops are pegged to increase the strength of the miter joints. Also, the wood is qswo. The finish is a combination of TransTint dyes with Target's EM6000 clear coat.
Thanks for looking and any questions or comments.
Elizabeth is really particular about colors and this one matched the bedroom where these will reside. They also picked out the drawer pulls and slides. This was my first time using Blum slides and they were a bit challenging. The instructions are extremely detailed but I didn't find them very helpful, probably just my lack of mechanical aptitude.
The reason I added the "(ish)" to the title is that I couldn't make a project without some arts & crafts influence so the side panels have the centers and the frames for the tops are pegged to increase the strength of the miter joints. Also, the wood is qswo. The finish is a combination of TransTint dyes with Target's EM6000 clear coat.
Thanks for looking and any questions or comments.