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Furniture Solutions:
Story of the Koa Table

This customer who had recently moved to Hendersonville from Hawaii,
wanted a table similar to this, >>>
...made out of some Koa she had brought with her.

Koa is a rare wood which is only harvested from dead or dying trees in
Hawaii. It is VERY special! The customer talked with Don at length about
the type of tools he had, and checked out the Solutions in Wood web site,
then came back and said, "You are the one who can make my table." The top
is made from a 21 inch wide board which she had hidden for 15 years!
| Just look at that grain! Upon delivery of the finished table, the
customer was very excited, and exclaimed, "This far exceeds my
expectations!" How we LOVE our happy customers. |
Story of the Disappearing TV set
Story of the Jewelry Armoire
 The wood is cherry; finish is natural. |
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This customer had been shopping for a jewelry chest that would hold all
her jewelry in one place, rather than having multiple jewelry boxes.
There were lots of choices, but none would go with her bedroom set, or
had the right configuration of drawers or spaces for her jewelry. Then
she saw an ad for Solutions in Wood in the Carolina Home and Garden
magazine. |
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The drawers are fitted with interchangeable standard sized jewelry trays
with multiple configurations of sizes and spaces.

 Our customer was very excited as she arranged and rearranged her jewelry
and the various trays. We LOVE our happy customers! |
Story of the Mahogany Table

This was my own design, built from mahogany, with a maple inlay, for an artist gallery show. The dimensions are 50" long x 14" wide x 30" tall. We had it professionally photographed for the Carolina Home and Garden Magazine, and made into a postcard. It now makes an ideal show piece for the entry hall of our Hendersonville, NC home.
Story of the Small Occasional Table

These customers came from more than 25 miles away to the Solutions in Wood shop at 422 South Whitted Street in Hendersonville. They had drawn a design for a small occasional table with graceful curves, and wanted it in a figured maple, to fit in a very small special space. The top was to be only 10" x 16", and 32" tall. When they saw the Ambrosia maple vanity, that’s the wood they wanted their table to be made of! They were thrilled with the finished product!
Story of the Novelty Coffee Table

This customer had an old sewing machine base that she had envisioned being made into a table. I designed it in white oak, with a small drawer, to fit her needs and vision. She was ecstatic!
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