Studio: Kitchen counter Eclectic, New York
Photo Credit: Emily Gilbert Photography
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Karol is a sculptor and furniture designer, and this unique kitchen island blends the two. People upstate collect fallen logs for him, which he cuts up with a chainsaw and lets dry. He sculpted this white piece with a chainsaw first, then went in with grinders and a sander to finish off its stacked spool shape. Next he applied white lacquer, which soaked into the wood, and assembled the island from the spool and two pieces of live-edge cherrywood. "We love to combine something rough with a high finish," Karol says.Spin Barstools: Crate & Barrel
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This is the way I'd like the entry console table to look with the roling file/ottoman under it. Mine can only be 32" - 36" long and about 10" - 12" deep.
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Le contraste des tabourets métal et la table console brut . Le canapé invite à la simplicité.
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he applied white lacquer, which soaked into the wood. People upstate collect fallen logs for him, which he cuts up with a chainsaw and lets dry. He sculpted this white piece with a chainsaw first, then went in with grinders and a sander to finish off its stacked spool shape. Next he applied white lacquer, which soaked into the wood, and assembled the island from the spool and two pieces of live-edge cherrywood. "We love to combine something rough with a high finish," Karol says.
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