Something for you Greene & Greene Enthusiasts - Not Mine!

That is simply gorgeous.

I had the pleasure of visiting the Gamble house about three years ago. It was a great experience. If you happen to be in Southern California then you must visit this place.

I also saw the Blacker house, but only from outside as it is in private hands. That same day I visited Jim Ipekjian's workshop. Jim has worked extensively in reproducing and restoring furniture at the Blacker house. I did take a few pictures at his shop. I will try to find them and post them here.
 
That's cool. I really need to go see the Gamble house, considering I live about 20 minutes away from it.
I wish I could do work like this. :rolleyes:Maybe someday.
Um, Rennie...you're there already. If you decided to do it, that table is well within the limits of your skills and tools.
 
As promised, here are the pictures that were taken at Jim Ipekjian's shop. One photo is of the Blacker House.
 

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I agree with Toni. To become a better woodworker you need to keep pushing your limits and believe there isn't anything you can't do. Thats how I aproach all my projects.
 
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