Walnut Slab Dining Table in it’s new home. Sitting on a folded steel plate base with a blackened patina.
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Another beautiful slab for you.
Black mesquite slab style coffee table by Eric Ervin Woodwork on Etsy.
I think the butterfly joints (to keep the parts that may crack together) is a beautiful and smart idea. Wood furniture like this is the best!
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Someone suggested I show more photos of my process. I had this incomplete set on hand; I’ll try to do more in the future. It’s hard to stop what you’re doing to document everything.
I love the shape! And obviously it’s spalted too so that’s a plus :)
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Downside Up: Poured Liquid Solidifies into Tables & Shelves, by Claire Ferreira (images by Roel Paredaens)
When the fluid hardens, you never know quite what shape it might make – that surprise is part of the fun and uniqueness of this casting technique.
A bio-resin made of acrylic liquid and mineral powder is poured into the wooden base, turned upside down, and spills out onto a frame below through slits in the central support.
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‘Before’ by Daniel Jamie Williams.
Wooden Cups. Utilitarian.
The grain on these are beautiful. I especially love the spalted on, who know disease could look so pretty?
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Drop, by Designest
The function of this modern furniture piece isn’t immediately obvious, but that’s just a part of its appeal! The Drop magazine stand’s functional tear-drop shape provides an elegant storage solution for all your periodicals and it also makes a great bookmark. Just place your current read over the top to save the page until you’re ready to pick it back up. The unique construction is made of 3mm birch sheets bound with a lamination technique that makes it possible to mold in just one major manufacturing process.
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Arkami | sketch
