Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts

Looking

My bamboo before/after post is taking so much time, just some quick thoughts today. Sometimes life gets in the way...



This corner of the driveway is becoming so nice now...

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Introducing: Druhm

The third in my geometric stool/table series is now here: Druhm!


Whorn is cube-like, Trang is triangular, and Druhm is cylindrical. This one was fun to make!

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Wednesday Vignette: workshop greenery

I've been spending a lot of time in the workshop lately, and it's the place where my new career and main passion (gardening) currently meet.


True, if I lived in a warmer climate I'd probably not have much in the way of plants that need to overwinter, or I'd find a better spot in which to place them for the colder months.

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A little bit smaller: Mini-Bayce

A couple of weeks ago I introduced you to the Bayce, a plant container/stand that I make by hand here in St. Louis (and that you can own).


Today, meet Mini-Bayce, the smaller version of Bayce!

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Introducing: Trang

I told you that I've had three projects going recently and shown you the first (Bayce), the second (my chair refurbish), and now the third: Trang!


What is it? Read on to find out what Trang is all about...

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Making a funky chair fit for the garden

I was originally going to title this post "Making a funky chair better", but I'm not sure that I succeeded in that regard. "Making a funky chair different" didn't really work for me either. Regardless of what this post is called, let's see what I did.


I started with this antique mall find, an $8 chair that was attractive to me only because of its heavy metal frame.

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Now available...

I'm happy to report that my Whorn stools/tables are now available for purchase!


Discounted introductory pricing applies -- more info at www.nimblemill.com


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Critters and Cubes

It was an exciting day for me yesterday for two reasons: I found a critter in the garden that I've never seen up-close before, and I finished a few more of my "cube" creations. I'll start the post with critters...


...beginning with perennial favorite Carolina mantis. This one has been hanging out in my potted walking stick bamboo (Chimonobambusa tumidissinoda) for a couple of weeks. I love when insects like this stay in the same place for weeks -- they almost become friends and I look for them every time I walk the garden. (If you imagine the multitude of bamboo leaf branches are the mantis legs, it becomes much more of a monster!)


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Getting started...

I got started on several larger projects over the past four days or so, and none of them is finished enough to really give you a good look at them.


So today just a couple of peeks at what's going on.


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