A Coffee Table From a Burl Slab, Part 1

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A Coffee Table From a Burl Slab Part 1

A Coffee Table From a Burl Slab, Part 2
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Whenever I design a piece of Live Edge furniture I give the slab, the root base, or the limb top priority in my composition.

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