| Project by Josh Hall | posted 349 days ago | 796 views | 1 time favorited | 6 comments |  |
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This was the first project i made when i started my university course in furniture design and craft, our brief was to design and make a stool using hand tools and traditional methods and techniques.
The design was based on a house in japan called the ‘Y’ house, and after development and making models i came up with the design you see before you.
The Stool is entirely made from Brown Oak with a Danish oil finish, with a coat of dark brown wax.
If you have any questions please feel free to message me
Thanks
Josh Hall
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Art
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#1 posted 349 days ago
Beautiful stool, Josh…it immediately caught my eye when I opened the “projects” page. I’m drawn to both Japanese design as well as Arts and Crafts style, and this emanates the influence of both. Way to go…happy woodworking!
Art
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#2 posted 349 days ago
Thanks Art,
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#3 posted 349 days ago
great looking stool. I like the Y house design of the structure. Its is very interesting and unique. the broad triangular shape on the side of the top is also a nice touch. p.s. your first photo is lit and shot perfectly.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
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#4 posted 348 days ago
Love the simple and elegant design of this stool. Yoku dekimashita! (Well done!)
-- Dave S., Bellingham, WA
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#5 posted 348 days ago
Have always loved the Japanese styling in furniture design, and Your stool is no exception ! Very nice looking build and it is something to be proud of. Thanks for sharing and be safe !
-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!
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#6 posted 167 days ago
Wow. Your stool really caught my eye as well. Very well done.
-- David W. Cupertino, CA
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