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Wooden Things
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anndesignn:

Fusillo by andviceversa
anndesignn:

Fusillo by andviceversa
anndesignn:

Fusillo by andviceversa
anndesignn:

Fusillo by andviceversa
anndesignn:

Fusillo by andviceversa
anndesignn:

Fusillo by andviceversa
kazu721010:

Custore Pavilion / Anna Dobek + Mateusz Wojcicki
designbinge:

Ki-de-Kiru Tape Cutter by Hacoa
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salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
salvageinteriors:

The last two months of my life have culminated in the work you see in these photos and it’s incredibly satisfying to see everything completed and installed. 
This is the second build iv’e done for Mini Mioche, they’ve just opened the doors to their Distillery District location in Toronto. This was a really fun project and I have to thank owner Alyssa Kerbel for putting her trust in me and pretty much giving me carte blanche.
We were able to obtain some historic Douglas Fir lumber from the Distillery District to use in this build and infuse a bit of the district’s history into the store’s furnishings. It all came together really well and looks right at home (because it is) in the space.
If you have kids to shop for you should probably pay a visit to Mini Mioche:
 6 Case Goods Lane  Toronto, Onatrio M5A 3C4
canadianwoodworks:

The maloof joint! #wood #woodshop #woodworking #joint #joinery #maloof #leg #chair #seat #cherry #ebony #finewoodworking #finefurniture #strong #heirloom #handmade #sculpted #cdnww
niniagato:

by Jasper Morrison
Nomadic Furniture: All-in-One Trunk for Guest Habitation
dornob, dornob.com
Picture yourself on the road – traveling between cities to visit friends, or staying with a colleague to attend a conference. They have an inflatable bed, or a futon, but not a guest room. You have your suitcase, clothes and accessories. What is…