Making a hall seat in greene and green style. Design inspiration from the NYW hall seat. but I am modifying it and making it in G&G style. Here is a close up of the QSWO for the lower seat back during a dry fit. I will post more when it is done.
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Making a hall seat in greene and green style. Design inspiration from the NYW hall seat. but I am modifying it and making it in G&G style. Here is a close up of the QSWO for the lower seat back during a dry fit. I will post more when it is done.
"The element of competition has never worried me, because from the start, I suppose I realized wood contains so much inspiration and beauty and rhythm that if used properly it would result in an individual and unique object." - James Krenov
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Nice QSWO Keith. I think I would try switching the center board and the left board.
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Beautiful fleck there Keith! I love QSWO.
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Added the ebony plugs.
"The element of competition has never worried me, because from the start, I suppose I realized wood contains so much inspiration and beauty and rhythm that if used properly it would result in an individual and unique object." - James Krenov
What you do speaks so loud, I cannot hear what you say. -R. W. Emerson
Love that style. Nice pieces of QSWO. Comin' along nicely.
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Well here is what the QSWO became. This is a 'hall tree' or hall seat as showcased on NYW. I made some changes as the one in the show seemed too plain form me. I put a slight cloud lift on the top and added some ebony embellishments. A few coats of danish oil and it is all ready.
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"The element of competition has never worried me, because from the start, I suppose I realized wood contains so much inspiration and beauty and rhythm that if used properly it would result in an individual and unique object." - James Krenov
What you do speaks so loud, I cannot hear what you say. -R. W. Emerson
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Keith,
Beautiful wood and a beautiful piece of furniture. I'm sure that piece of furniture will be admired for many, many years.
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Real nice work Keith. You got to love that QSWO...
Those small details really add to the piece.
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