This coffee table is upcycled from a wooden crate used to transport some scientific equipment. The top lifts up to a height suitable to work/eat at. Inside a panel conceals a small space in the bottom to hide objects in. To maintain the crate look and provide a much better surface for cleaning it is coasted with low sheen polyurethane finish.
These thin-walled concrete planters are hand packed into the forms to achieve the sand like texture. They are made in two halves, the top half is a five gallon planter and stacks on top of the other half. The bottom half can be flipped and used as a 9 gallon planter. They weight about 17 and 27 lbs.
I would like to sell these on Etsy, but I am not sure how to package them for safe shipment yet.
These shelves are made of cast concrete with black pipe intersecting and supporting the unit. This design was inspired by Loft Essentials that uses reclaimed wood for shelving material.
Using an existing wire rack, real rust is applied to the surface then clear coated. The rust color may continue to change slightly with time. I make these to order and sell them via Etsy.com. Wine bottles not included.
