About five years after that, a member asked me to build a sort of library/entertainment center for his home, inspired by my work at the church. Here it is:
About four years after that, I was asked by another member of that church, who saw the library/entertainment center I built for the other member of the church, to build him an 8' x8' wall library for his home office. Here it is:
A year later, a co-worker of the wife of the guy who had me build his home office wall library called, asking for a wall library of their own. Here are pics of that:
So, here, to date, is my family tree of wall units, serial recommendations over a 15 year period. But wait. The granddaddy of them all was a suite of furniture I produced for an old friend, a NYC attorney who now resides in California. His was the most ambitious:
Finally, I also finished, a Prie Dieux I have been working at for about a year (mostly just staring at it and wondering when I'd get it done). I had a very patient client:
There. That brings us up to date. I feel a lot better now...
2 comments:
Oh, bookcases are dreamy. I don't think you can ever have too many beautiful places to store books!
Yes, bookcases are essential, in an Erasian sense, and it is nice if they can be beautiful.
But a prie dieu. A place to kneel to pray, even more essential.
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