As I recall, the chair was pretty normal--easy to sit in and get out of. The arms were just in the right spot, too.

@mrossk said: ...your grain matching could use a little work Yeah. It's early in the process, though.

Thanks for the monochrome images of the joinery. Very nice detail. Would be fun to build.

http://www.vilac.com/voitures/petites-voitures-en-bois.html

Sure did work OK. They improved my grandmother's Georgian farmhouse by building an outside toilet connected to a new sewer, when I was about six... Before that there was an 'earth-closet' at the end of the large garden - she grew great vegetables !

Nice tutorial as always, Dave!

I like the hinged sections, too, but they probably wouldn't work so well for me. My desk is always cluttered with stuff. I'd never be able to get into it. I added some textures. [image: liwM_AndreasHansenDeskDK1975.png]

Nice furniture! And for those who ask themselves how the nice looking profile was made... http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/121563/routing-a-profile-with-follow-me

"Morning Practice" I am always happy when I read that - then there are mostly nice wooden things to see keep going

Thanks Dale. I think this one is from before cinder blocks.

Ernesto Gómez Gallardo, is his real (complete) name.

Playing around a bit. [image: T8gC_ItalianTablesTurkishRug.png] I added a 19th Century Turkish rug. It needs a little help at the edges but TIG's Image Trimmer was very handy in making the rug.

Oh my. Subtle and gorgeous.

As always great model and love the style !

Thank you, gentlemen. Dale, surely you can tell. It isn't a secret. Peter, the rendering was done in Kerkythea. The "set" is just a large rectangle. No walls or ceiling. Two lights inserted via SU2KT. I used a plastic material preset to get the glossiness of the wood and I used the texture for the slab as a bump map and set the strength to 0.25. It's probably wrong but whenever I want to add a little bump, I just use the texture image for the map. Seems to work fine. Rendered at preset 7 or 8. I forget which. Easy setup and quick render.

Nice model and presentation.

You forgot to say that it's incredibly simple and good looking and I've made a hell of a job modeling and rendering it. Then all important info on the image was there, and we could move on with our lifes! Congratulations!

TT selection tools: right click an instance/select all (or select active)/ component window/right click the replace component/replace. works with scaled components. Edit: select active works only in the same context.

Really very nice Dave!! I love the idea of the stow away cushions, and although the glass top is period representative I'm just not certain if that's grabbing me! I just thought of an option to the overall purpose of this piece. If the whole top hinged up to expose the seat cushion, while itself has a thin padding for the back. Love where it's going though!!