I've alluded to it before, but now I'm finally going to show my kitchen table.
I need to find some more verbs that are synonymous with adore, because I want to say I adore my table, but I know I say that about everything. Ok, so maybe I am crazy about, I'm nuts for, I'm smitten with, I'm sweet on, I delight in, I dote on, I flip over, I prize my kitchen table.
Not only is it pretty, with a beautiful dark bamboo top, but I love that David made it for us. I helped a little. This thing is the perfect size for our kitchen and our family, plus it is sturdy, which is a must with our children. Those kids can destroy anything.
Anyway, it's basically a frame, with an apron covering it. Then the top is a board with bamboo flooring over. The trim we made from some extra flooring. It's surprisingly light-weight as well, which was nice for moving it in.
You can see a lot of the structure in this picture:
And of course, if I get out the camera, Aubrey insists on getting her picture taken, so here she is under the table.
David put hours and hours into it, and it shows. I'm not sure these pictures really show off how glossy and beautiful the top is. I love the bamboo stained a dark walnut, as the grain really stands out. We spent just under $200 for it, which isn't too bad for a table as pretty as this one.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
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I love your table, too! I love the clean lines and contrasting colors. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is definitely beautiful! Love the combo of dark and light (er).
ReplyDeleteJust a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave today [20 May 02:00pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria
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