Salvaged Wood Table Shines With a Slice of Color
Posted By Diane Pham On March 29, 2010 @ 6:30 pm In Decorative Objects,green furniture,Green Home decor,green Interiors,Green Products,Recycled Materials,San Francisco | 1 Comment
San Francisco [4]-based Anzfer Farms [5] has taken an array of reclaimed wood [6] and turn it into a table of wild textures with an unexpected slice of color. Their Slice Reflection Table [7] started out as salvaged redwood handrail spokes and a reclaimed fir bookshelf. Cutting the redwood into wedges, the pieces were joined and then handsawn away to reveal a bright pop of color. By forming the fir into a V-shaped base with a coat of white paint, the reflection is intensified and provides a canvas for shifting hues that arise with changes in lighting.
+ Anzfer Farms [5]
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