Designing a Piece of Furniture
I made this cherry match veneer round piece with compass point in a veneering class a couple of years ago. I've had it stored away ever since.
I'm having trouble visualizing the piece of furniture (purpose, design, style, etc.) that needs to be built around this piece. It's been perculating in the back of mind and consciousness for a long time and nothing has yet materialized.
I thought I would toss these pictures out there and see if any of you might have a thought - a sketch - a style suggestion - something beyond my "box" - that I could throw into the hopper of my conscious and subconscious mind. I even resisted calling it a "top" in the title and this blog so I wouldn't confine myself to a table. (Although I could use it, I suppose, as a starting point for the SketchUp challenge.) Considering the projects stacked up in my shop, it will still be a while before I could pull it out and do anything with it. So there's time for more creative "brooding" and "perculating."
Any thoughts? suggestions?
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I made this cherry match veneer round piece with compass point in a veneering class a couple of years ago. I've had it stored away ever since.
I'm having trouble visualizing the piece of furniture (purpose, design, style, etc.) that needs to be built around this piece. It's been perculating in the back of mind and consciousness for a long time and nothing has yet materialized.
I thought I would toss these pictures out there and see if any of you might have a thought - a sketch - a style suggestion - something beyond my "box" - that I could throw into the hopper of my conscious and subconscious mind. I even resisted calling it a "top" in the title and this blog so I wouldn't confine myself to a table. (Although I could use it, I suppose, as a starting point for the SketchUp challenge.) Considering the projects stacked up in my shop, it will still be a while before I could pull it out and do anything with it. So there's time for more creative "brooding" and "perculating."
Any thoughts? suggestions?
Click pics for larger images