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| Nearly Complete |
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| Installed! |
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| Second One. |
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| David Weidman 1964 - the house was built in 1964 |
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| A billet of KOA that I brought back from the Big Island - $115 for this board. |
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| There was a beautiful bend to the board, I decided to incorporate it into the design. |
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| Peruvian Walnut for the - I don't know what that part is called - I wanna say arms. More Pictures after the "see more" |
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| Banister for my staircase - Covid 19 'downtime' project..... |
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| Side View |
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| Top View |
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| Matched to the handrails |
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| End Piece |
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| These are the 'live edge' sides left after cutting a large slab |
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| Many of the other folks they interviewed are my friends. |
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| I realize you can't read the article, but I also don't really have permission to 'reprint' it. ;) |
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| Adrian Pearsall Chair. Freshly reupholstered! This one is Circa 1968. We live in a 1964 house so this style fits. Plus I love it. |
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| It has a 'craft associates' tag and the original walnut frame is in good shape. |
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| The fabric is vintage. And this photo shows the vibrant colors. |
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| Someone had redone it in maybe the early 80's. |
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| no good.... I think. These were the craigslist photos. I think i paid like $135. But, then the fabric and labor so maybe $700 into it. |
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Adrian Pearsall for Craft Assoc. Lounge Chair and Ottoman. This one is a 1964. |
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| This is the original fabric and I liked it, but the foam was all crunchy. So we ordered Knoll fabric in red which is an appropriate material for the period. |
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| This is me playing around in photoshop to see what it would look like in the Knoll red. |
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| I briefly considered a cowhide. Es no bueno. |
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| I paid $195, and drove 3 hours to get it. Then fabric and labor. So I figure about $900 into the finished red version. |
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| Here is another work in progress..... |
