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Thread: The Writing Desk

  1. #16
    Thanks again for the kind words. I am not a professional photographer, but I did read an excellent article in FWW some time ago that was very helpful. Lighting is very important. As far as the title "writing desk" its my understanding that it is a desk that is essentially a table with one or more drawers through the apron, as opposed to a desk that has drawers flanking the kneehole on either side, from the desk top to the floor. I prefer this design: IMHO is has a lighter look and blends well with decor in the room it was designed for. It is amazing how an iphone can make anyone look like a pro photographer.

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    Another beautiful piece, and beautifully photographed.

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    Phil, that is a great desk. Just lovely.


    I built a version a year ago for my son who was heading off to graduate school. I had about two weeks to build it and had some poplar on hand. I didn’t have time to add the drawer, but the desk turned out pretty nice for a quick build with cheap wood.

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    Todd: Thanks!
    Gary: Very nice. Two weeks: you beat me by a mile!

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    Looks like fine furniture to me. You can be proud of that one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Von Bickley View Post
    Looks like fine furniture to me. You can be proud of that one.
    Von: Thank you Sir: greatly appreciated! Phil

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