walnut and white oak 3 tier cabinet

nice

you're killing me with these. absolutely love em.

aaronk , just posted another for you.

thanks jeffro.

i noticed! this one is interesting the little bit of vertical edge along the back of the top makes it seem more suited to a kitchen or dining room, while the others seem really well suited either against a wall or as room dividers. whenever I see something like this that has "open" shelves, I think it would look really good with one end against a wall and the other end sticking out into the living space. It's too nice to forever after have a whole side hidden against a wall!

this is a lot like the effect in a lot of Fallingwater elements, like the desk/bookcase in the living room ( https://flic.kr/p/6024185392 and https://flic.kr/p/6023631459 )

ArronK yes backs are finished frame and panel so they can be away from wall. very versitile use is the key. thank you …got a few more examples of these but wont bog things down with more examples of same thing.

well done.
I like the touch of the long tenons coming up through the top.
and the back edge cut and set up horizontal as a crown and back ledge.
Keep posting please, I'm learning so much from you,
Mark

That is awesome! Nice use of smaller slabs, very creative

I picked up two mystery-wood slabs about the same size as yours. I really don't have a project in mind for them, but yours has given me inspiration.

Awesome!

Like it a lot!

Top notch!

I've never seen paired slabs combined like this. I love it.