Loving this simple coffee table called 1×3. Three wood beams and a 10mm think tempered glass top are all you need. The wood beams are notched in the center to all meet and lock in place; no glue or nails required. It even flat packs beautifully. Brills!
Designer: Petar Zaharinov
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No glue, no nails. This is what I like!
No glue, no nails. This is what I like!
amazing. love it
amazing. love it
it´s almost the same
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ridequi/4156065128/
it´s almost the same
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ridequi/4156065128/
Do you have to buy the glass separate, because that is definitely not cheap? Otherwise looks good.
Do you have to buy the glass separate, because that is definitely not cheap? Otherwise looks good.
Done, in 2005. Campfire table by tomahawk studios. http://www.tomahawkstudios.com/
Done, in 2005. Campfire table by tomahawk studios. http://www.tomahawkstudios.com/
Agree with Confusius – almost identical to Campfire table by Tomek Archer – http://www.tomahawkstudios.com/
(although Campfire is a much nicer execution)
Agree with Confusius – almost identical to Campfire table by Tomek Archer – http://www.tomahawkstudios.com/
(although Campfire is a much nicer execution)
thanks that the crystal can be replaced easily… How do you keep it in the wood? I think that it would need some type of nonskid vinyl in the ends of the wood… The wood is very very make unstable on polished surfaces (as the crystal or over the ground)
thanks that the crystal can be replaced easily… How do you keep it in the wood? I think that it would need some type of nonskid vinyl in the ends of the wood… The wood is very very make unstable on polished surfaces (as the crystal or over the ground)