I love this concept of growing your own furniture. And it looks beautiful!
2 Mar 2008
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3 comments:
Wow! What a unique idea. The process of 'encouraging' a tree to grow in a certain way is fascinating, not least when it can be put to use as a piece of designer furniture :)
yes! what a wonderful idea!
I like too.
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