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Another one of my box designs in textured wood .
The project is made from maple finished on the outside in spray lacquer and the inside is left unfinished because it is meant for tea bag storage or other items which I don’t want to take on the odor from the finish.
This time I removed the lid in one pic to keep everybody happy.
I am not sure what style it is so I call it my own, but if you have an idea about what style please comment !
Thanks and enjoy.
Kiefer
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degoose
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#1 posted 584 days ago
Marvelous..such a unique design…
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RogerBean
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#2 posted 584 days ago
Nicely done. i like it a lot. The shape, the finish, the texturing all contrast powerfully with the unfinished interior.
Roger
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wrench
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#3 posted 584 days ago
Very nice work! love it!!
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Moron
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#4 posted 584 days ago
Nice design, nice execution too
wouldn’t want to dust it : )
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whitedog
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#5 posted 584 days ago
Great design and build…Kiefer Style it is.
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itsmic
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#6 posted 584 days ago
Hi Kiefer, Sharp looking set of Tea Boxes, Your style on these is very nice, and as usual, Your craftsmanship and artistic flair add interest and make this project, “a real eye catcher”, thanks for sharing Mic
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StumpyNubs
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#7 posted 584 days ago
In eastern europe we had something we called Kiefer. It was a lot like spoiled buttermilk.
Your project is nothing like that…
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A Slice of Wood Workshop
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#8 posted 584 days ago
Very nice design.
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michelletwo
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#9 posted 583 days ago
asian modernisim?? whatever it is a wonderful desgn & very appealing. Somehow you managed to make square boxes and posts look light & airy.
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#10 posted 583 days ago
Great work I like it. Different is a good thing!
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lorna
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#11 posted 583 days ago
Very nice piece, definitely Asian in appearance.
WRAAdesign
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#12 posted 583 days ago
While it may be a fun exercise to stylize your work, instead, I would credit the accumulation of your life experiences and your thoughtful eye as having informed your design. Nice job!
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Ian Hawthorne
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#13 posted 583 days ago
All I can say is I LOVE THEM!!
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#14 posted 582 days ago
That has class, style, character and eye catching appeal….........Fantastic!..............
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kiefer
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#15 posted 577 days ago
A big thank you to you all for the good comments on this .
I am doing a blog on this at the moment as promised in the post of the experimental box .
The boxes I am building are for Christmas presents and I am taking lots of pics as I go.
Again a big Thanks to all of you for being part of this community and all the inspiration !
Kiefer
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