New line furniture pics.

[John Scane]

Hi all,

It's been a while since i've posted but I recently finished a desk that is part of a new line of furniture I've been designing. Also here is a tall table that is part of the line too. Thanks for looking.

[Jim Becker]

Very interesting pieces, John!!!

How did you like working with the bamboo product?

[Dale Osowski]

I really like the table, mixed media is always interesting.

Dale

[Michael Handrinos]

Hey John. Well done. I like "em

Mike

[Kyle Stiefel]

John,

Those are some bold and strong pieces, I like them.

[glenn bradley]

Very nice design. Bold clean lines. I don't do "modern" type stuff but very much appreciate the look. Yours are quite striking.

[John Scane]

Thanks guys,
I like sharing and getting feedback, it's good for the creative process.

I've really liked using the cement and steel, it's like an extension of my painting.
The bamboo is new to me but I really like it. It's a little difficult because the stranded stuff is "splintery" and tears out when cross cutting.
The other bamboo ( on the bottom of this piece ) is much easier to work but has a more consistent grain so it's not as "fancy". Over all I'm going to keep using it because I like the contrast it provides to the solid wood areas. It is expensive though.

[Joe Unni]

Just beautiful John!

Great execution.

-joe

[John Schreiber]

Very interesting mixed media there. On the last two pictures, are we seeing polished concrete slabs with rebar still in it?

[John Scane]

Very interesting mixed media there. On the last two pictures, are we seeing polished concrete slabs with rebar still in it?

No, it's a 1/8 x 2" steel frame with poured concrete. I then grind and buff it to create the top. It's held to the top of the wood with 1/2" steel tubes so it floats on all 4 corners.

[Stan Welborn]

If someone had told me about the cement and steel table, I'd have been like, uh.. ok... whatever floats yer boat. But seeing it, I REALLY like that piece!