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This is a modification of my Yankees baseball bed. The customer wanted a daybed version of it with a trundle and drawers. It was completed in September 2012. I used the large headboard that I normally build for the Baseball Loft bed and changed up the end panels. I originally use two foot boards, but I didn’t like the look, so I made new panels that had a swooping design.
The color is the true Yankee blue color that we had matched.
Here are some building pictures:


For more building pictures see my Current Projects link at wwbeds.com or poggyskids.com. See what we are doing live:
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9 comments so far
Lou Scott
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#1 posted 206 days ago
I like this version.
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Roger
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#2 posted 206 days ago
This is a nice design as a daybed
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 206 days ago
Beds are you, another unique bed and another great job.
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Chris Davis
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#4 posted 206 days ago
I forgot to mention the Yankee Facade at the top of the headboard. I’ve used that on a couple projects. It ties into the old stadium.
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airfieldman
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#5 posted 206 days ago
Hmmm…as a life-long, dyed-in-the-wool Red Sox fan, it kills me to say this, but…nice job. Actually, VERY nice job.
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#6 posted 206 days ago
I want to have something like that.! Awesome daybed! No doubt .
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ChuckC
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#7 posted 205 days ago
This is great! Do you have to get permission to reproduce a licensed logo? Just curious??
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#8 posted 205 days ago
I’m curious about the logo question too, not because i’m the logo police but because I just posed a question about logos on a Texas A & M inlay cutting board that I just made. Wondering about the legalities of it.
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Ben
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#9 posted 205 days ago
cool design. its just too bad you had to paint it such ugly colors. ;) (Go Cards)
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