Very nicely done.

Thanks, all. Maybe I'll use cedar instead of teak. And spend the difference on more gin. Best, dh

[image: 1kYR_taliesencoffeetablecloseup.png] Is this what you had in mind, Rich? Best, dh

Thanks for the good words and the observation about Arts & Crafts. Best, dh

lovely piece!

Future quiet afternoon!

Thanks, tuna.

Thanks, tuna. I'm always intrigued by interesting pieces by famous architects and designers. This one is quite a challenge, so it may take a while to finish it. Best, dh

Thank you, sir.

[image: ULiZ_plywoodclubchaircopy.png] Thanks, slbaumgartner. Yes, the back is slanted at about 7 degrees. It butts against a vertical panel at the top. Everything is housed in dadoes in the side slabs. I removed the cushions to give you a better look. Best, dh

Moi3D looks interesting. Thanks for the link.

Thanks, Dave and Joe, The chairs do look unstable, but I'll bet they actually prove to be pretty solid and stable. Not that I want to try anytime soon. best, dh

Exactly. And I believe it was Perriand who designed the LC4. As far as I now, both are still in production. dh

Thanks for this. These textures look good, but they aren't the ones I use. Best, dh

Thank you Dave and cotty.

Cotty, I'd love to render these models, but I have to upgrade Shaderlight first. Or, find a less-expensive rendering program. Any suggestions? (I've tried to install Thea Render but have never been successful; something about it that doesn't like the Mac). Dave, The tingling is kinda enjoyable. But I guess it's not a good idea to do electrical wiring in a rainstorm. Best, dh

Sweet! Merry Christmas to you, as well.

Thank you, pilou and Dave.

Thanks, slbaumgartner. There's a 12-in. overhang at the ends, and 37 in. between legs on the sides, so you could squeeze in 6 people. Otherwise, you're right: The table legs would get in the way. Best, dh