Recycled Wood from my neighbors torn down deck

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Who would ever think that an old torn out deck could be re-created into new furniture and decorative pieces

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BarbaraBee

LOVE this table. You are so talented!! Love your shutters too. If you were to sell this table I think $500 would be fair. I would paint the ceiling white so the beams would stand out.

Posted: Jun 8, 2010, Flag

stephani.bayhylle_7661425

OMG! I LOVE LOVE LOVE the table! It's fantastic. As far as the ceiling, I would stucco it and paint it white to make your beams and your table "pop". I agree with the other post on lowering the wine bottle light. Looks beautiful!

Posted: Jun 4, 2010, Flag

hilltopdesigns

One of those votive candle fireplace inserts would look great in your "fireplace".

Posted: May 28, 2010, Flag

Chicago Recycler

Thanks everyone for your wonderful comments and suggestions. I'm wondering if I would be able to make & sell the tables. It only took me 1.5 hours total. I'd love to hear opinions on how much you think it would sell for.
Thanks again!

Posted: May 28, 2010, Flag

susieWTBG

Oops, forgot to add that if this is not screened in- which we absolutely have to have down here because of the mosquitoes- this would be so easy to screen in. Just a thought.

Posted: May 27, 2010, Flag

susieWTBG

Wow! I'm so impressed. This actually looks like a southern porch which as we all know are the best for gatherings of family and friends-ha. Love everything single thing you've done here, especially that table. How about painting the ceiling the same color as the shutters beside the door? That light color would visually raise the ceiling and help pull it all together. Outdoor paints come in all colors and you could probably match it very closely. This is just awesome!!

Posted: May 27, 2010, Flag

hilltopdesigns

Truly a creative recycler! Love the fireplace. My only suggestion would be to lower the wine bottle "chandelier" so you can see it better. Maybe it looks higher in the photo than in person.

Posted: May 26, 2010, Flag

cakrisy

very nice how did you make the wine bottle light? do you have a close up picture?

Posted: May 25, 2010, Flag

designonabudget28

One man's junk is another man's treasure. Good Job!

Posted: May 24, 2010, Flag

mousewife

looks so nice!!!

Posted: May 24, 2010, Flag

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