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I was asked to make something that can house the sheet-music and music books for a customer. Their space has a very asian feel and they also wanted it to be about bench-height, because they like to have family gather around the piano and sing (this piece will sit next to their piano under a window).
Under the top are two filing drawers with six removable solid wood dividers where they can keep their sheet music. On each side of these drawers are selves that face out to the side, for them to put their books. Each shelf has a built-in book-end.
The top and shelves are Dalmatia wood (which is an odd wood to work with); the cabinet carcass and stretchers are walnut; the legs are maple; and the drawer fronts are book-matched spalted maple (the “missing” part of these drawer fronts are natural edges – not sure if it worked or not aesthetically).
And and all comments welcome!
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Raymond Thomas
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#1 posted 159 days ago
The character of the wood is alive and it looks very wonderful. Is the “chip out” on the drawer fronts intentional or natural?
-- Raymond, Charlotte, NC -------- Demonstrate the difference!
StephenSchaad
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#2 posted 159 days ago
Gorgeous… That’s amazing. I love the top but the drawers are my favorite part. Nice work!
Konquest
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#3 posted 159 days ago
That is absolutely stunning.
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a1Jim
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#4 posted 159 days ago
Beautiful table ,great job.
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camps764
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#5 posted 159 days ago
I am in love! Especially with the drawer fronts. I think you nailed it.
-- - Steve Campbell
robert triplett
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#6 posted 159 days ago
Great design and execution. I think I have a new wood to look for ! Dalmatia? where did you find it? It reminds me of the Carob i have been using.
-- Robert, so much inspiration here, and so little time!
rdjack21
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#7 posted 159 days ago
Wow I’m blown away! Beutifull wood both the top and the drawer fronts are fantastic. But the drawer fronts are what make it go POW when you first see it. I bet the people walking into the room where this will be will have to take a double take on this piece and when they do it will be Oh WOW that is so cool I want one!
-- --- Richard Jackson
Dusty56
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#8 posted 159 days ago
Very interesting and beautiful at the same time !
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Ken90712
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#9 posted 159 days ago
This is sick! In a good way…. What a beauty! Love the coffee table…...Amazing!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
jdh122
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#10 posted 159 days ago
True artistry. The wood choices are great and the lines of the piece are excellent.
Monte Pittman
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#11 posted 159 days ago
Just an awesome piece
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
Manitario
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#12 posted 159 days ago
Beautiful work! Great choice with the contrasting woods.
-- Rob, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
JSJWood
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#13 posted 159 days ago
Incredible !
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#14 posted 159 days ago
Beautiful!
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Woodbridge
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#15 posted 158 days ago
Gorgeous piece!
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
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