salt and wood

1 thinking

2 thinking

3 drawer face as found

4 drawer as found

5 main deck

6 mysterey initials

7 drawer face

8 drawer face

9 drawer face

10 drawer in

11 drawer out

12 hang rope

13 hang bars

14 top deck

15 Jeeves at work

 Not quite Lars and the real girl but this is as close as I have come to building my own help! The Jeeves was inspired by the valet stands of days gone by. A prototype it may be but this has proven stunningly useful and accommodating. I adapted the features to suit my lifestyle and thus did not need to incorporate the traditional suit coat rack or wallet tray as I have built accoutrement cabinets separately! But as a quick stop half way alternative to either leaving clothes willy nilly of having to put them away this is the business.

 All the components are found elements:

-restored base drawer

-base deck was flotsam from a boat

-green rope from the beach

-hardwood timber frame from a bed

-the pine top board (that I cut, shaped and painted white)

-the second tier cross pole

There are multiple places to hang clothes on the go or that are getting a second go before the wash and also not having to bend down to access things. The cladding panel on the face of the base drawer is a restored plank of driftwood that has been embossed with the Salt and Wood letters. The base drawer is great for thongs or running socks or other little odds.

Tags: Beach house sculpture, cafe furniture, design, flotsam, re purposed drift wood, re purposed timber, re-purpose, recycled sculpture, repurposed, street found, streetwood, timber recycling, timber restored