Top: Utilitarian and modern, this stool showcases it's joinery and is proud of it's "basic" label. Made in any wood species,though walnut does come to mind first.
Bottom: The almost-but-not-quite-hourglass turned shape of this stool is further decorated by top to bottom carved coves. Made from maple or similar tight grained, light toned wood.
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2 comments:
On the top one two things struck me:
* I'd make the frame from a harder wood and the top from a lighter one - highlight the joinery.
* for some reason I see the crosspiece on the bottom being joined in the other direction - ie, you'd see the entire width of the stool.
I like the top stool, but I worry about its stability with just a single cross piece. Maybe two of them that equally divide the bottom? Or maybe have them at the ends of the bottom support?
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