Floating Top Sofa Table with floating shelf

Wow, Doug, very showy!

I especially like your bottom shelf.

Now, if you can just get the legs to “float,” you’ll really be on to something!

-- Jonathan, Denver, CO "Constructive criticism is welcome and valued as it gives me new perspectives and helps me to advance as a woodworker."

Very cool design, Doug. I dont think I’ve ever seen floating bottom shelves :) nice touch.

-- - Eric Indianapolis, IN

That is a wonderful looking table. What a great job.

Very nice. I love the floating top and bottom. Any chance on getting a close up on how you attached the top and bottom. It is difficult to decipher from the pics and I would love to copy the idea. ;-)

-- Jim, SE Tennessee, "Don't spare the kindling Dear, we have plenty"

Absolutely Beautiful Doug!

Design and work – perfect. Of course the floating surfaces are the focal point but everything is in perfect balance; Love the shape of the legs, subtle and beautiful. IMO, this is a world class build. Well done.

-- Dave www.bluesagehues.com

Amazing !!! Love the contast between the woods

Amazing design and execution. I really like the leg design, really sets a strong foundation for the rest of the piece. How’d you manage to cut the legs? Template and router table?

You pulled off the floating illusion really well. Nice work.

-- Chris Wong -- http://flairwoodworks.wordpress.com --

Love the design and the looks of it : )
I believe that you have Tiger Maple instead of Quilted though , but either way , it looks great !
http://www.hobbithouseinc.com/personal/woodpics/maple,%20quilted.htm

-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.

BullVictory – you got it, template and router table.

-- Doug, Georgia

Nice table, I like it a lot. Thanks for adding the under shot picture. Your choice of wood is perfect, IMHO.

-- Mel

Very niceDoug!

good thinking on removing the bottom stiles.

Very nice project, this gives me a lot of inspiration. Why didn’t you finish the bottom ??

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I liked lots2learn’s table, and yours takes that design to another level. Well done, sir. :)

-- Rory // Winter Sun Woodworking // Milwaukee, WI