Here are some formal shots of my latest Waltham Bench. This one is six feet long and has six legs. I am not sure what to call it. Moby Bench after the white whale? It is actually a very light gray milk paint. This is the first one of this design that I have built at this length. Also the client asked to have the back finish off about 5" taller than my normal back height. It gives it such a grand look that I keep wanting to call it the State House Bench. It has been a beautiful day-before-Easter here in Vermont. 80 degrees and sunny. I got out for a good hard bike ride today and still have a long way to go before considering myself to be back in shape. Happy Easter, Tim
Here are some formal shots of my latest Waltham Bench. This one is six feet long and has six legs. I am not sure what to call it. Moby Bench after the white whale? It is actually a very light gray milk paint. This is the first one of this design that I have built at this length. Also the client asked to have the back finish off about 5" taller than my normal back height. It gives it such a grand look that I keep wanting to call it the State House Bench. It has been a beautiful day-before-Easter here in Vermont. 80 degrees and sunny. I got out for a good hard bike ride today and still have a long way to go before considering myself to be back in shape. Happy Easter, Tim
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