I’m compiling images of Delia things in home environments. Here is one of the first Nail Tables AM-NT that has been in my house for a few years. What I like is how the copper keeps getting better and better with age. If you have a Delia item or two in your house, send me a shot of it and I’ll post it here and credit you and your store if you want. Thanks.
Here is a custom piece we built for a cottage along the coast. This one will go above a kitchen counter. No reason to limit yourself to that room. Seen here as 16″ deep and 33″ height. Easily mounts with bracket under top shelf. Steel shelf plates treated with rusting agent for handsome weathered look. Functional+Pretty=Delia winner.
Here are some combinations of glass and copper. What I think is of interest here is the copper weave. All three make for nice things in the bath/vanity area.
Its off season for menorahs but we’ve had this idea kicking around for a while. Each is hand carved from Blenko glass, fired for a pretty finish and drilled. Here you can see 3 variations; clear and blue with square shapes and multicolored with square and rounds. No reason you can’t do any combination. Color is only limited by what glass we have. To see the range of colors look to the ASIL drawer pulls under Catalog.
Here are two versions of a very functional storge unit. It holds 9 bottles and at least 10 glasses. One is angled. This might allow for higher mounting but takes up more wall space. The flat one takes up less space but is a little harder to read bottle labels. Of course custom sizing is available. Easy to make them to have several tiers of glasses or bottles.
Here is an example of a custom size of our best selling Nail Table AM-NT. Delia makes lots of custom work. Give us a call if you have ideas.
I decided this morning that Delia isnt as much fun as it used to be. So, how about a contest. First one to write in with an accurate definition of what this thing below is will win a lovely and valuable prize. Imaginative guesses will also be evaluated for reward. 5/19 - and as the guesses come in I add another picture and give a clue. that curl is a handle. but for what?
Ivan has put all his mighty efforts into making sculpture. Here is a figurative work carved from a single piece of cherry. Many of his pieces are shown at Springbox Gallery located in tree lined NW Portland.
This is one of the more unusual projects that we have done. We combined the display table from our returned East Coast trade show booth and made an organic looking umbrella post. A qualified pro is going to make the covering and then it all goes to a local charity auction. Just one more thing we can do.
This is a Reed/Corral style table that goes well with our Corral Bed. Two tiers and a sliding drawer with a handmade glass pull.