We found the old door at the architectural salvage yard and the sawhorse legs are from IKEA. It is a bit bigger than we originally intended but I think that just gives us more room for wires tangles and mail piles. I am so pleased with it and pledging to really work to keep the paper piles at bay from burying the desk. I am also very happy that the (very scary) Mr. Clean Magic Eraser wiped the sharpied-on dimensions right off that front edge. Seriously, those erasers are creepy and amazing. I am tempted to see what else they can do, but moderately afraid.
Friday, August 12
Architectural Salvage is Awesome
So here's that project from last weekends flea market and salvage yard romps. A new desk!We found the old door at the architectural salvage yard and the sawhorse legs are from IKEA. It is a bit bigger than we originally intended but I think that just gives us more room for wires tangles and mail piles. I am so pleased with it and pledging to really work to keep the paper piles at bay from burying the desk. I am also very happy that the (very scary) Mr. Clean Magic Eraser wiped the sharpied-on dimensions right off that front edge. Seriously, those erasers are creepy and amazing. I am tempted to see what else they can do, but moderately afraid.
We found the old door at the architectural salvage yard and the sawhorse legs are from IKEA. It is a bit bigger than we originally intended but I think that just gives us more room for wires tangles and mail piles. I am so pleased with it and pledging to really work to keep the paper piles at bay from burying the desk. I am also very happy that the (very scary) Mr. Clean Magic Eraser wiped the sharpied-on dimensions right off that front edge. Seriously, those erasers are creepy and amazing. I am tempted to see what else they can do, but moderately afraid.
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