Liz Arceneaux
Friday, July 21, 2017
We don't always build in Creole and Acadian design!! This is a very contemporary piece made in walnut. Pam Perret, Interior Designer here on the Northshore, designed this table many years ago. We only just built it recently. The top is in a chevron pattern. The round apron is made with veneer that was made here in the shop with the original matching material of walnut. I love this table and didn't want to see it go!!Here it is in Pam's Living Room.
Thursday, July 13, 2017
This large piece is called a Creole Vaisselier Dresser. It is finished in a custom paint with a dark stain base with a chalk paint overlay. The chalk paint is then rubbed through to expose the dark stain underneath. It is then sealed with a clear top coat, waxed with our standard French wax and buffed.
This piece is an interpretation of piece built in New Orleans in the early 1800's.
The dimensions are 8'h x 6'w x 21"d. It has adjustable shelves in upper cabinet, three drawers with hand cut dove tails and three doors with adjustable shelves inside. It is a beauty!!!!!!
This piece is an interpretation of piece built in New Orleans in the early 1800's.
The dimensions are 8'h x 6'w x 21"d. It has adjustable shelves in upper cabinet, three drawers with hand cut dove tails and three doors with adjustable shelves inside. It is a beauty!!!!!!
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