Bathroom replacements as requested by TWIL

[jamesamd]

The Wife wanted to replace a wicker hamper in the bathroom.So I made this cabinet for her.



The piece of cane work (on the right) was next.
This I made of poplar and birch ply,same frosted glass doors.



I said I could put a shelf in it,LED lighting for a night light,no go.



I tried My best to match the colors but I'm still on a learning treck with that skill.



Every type of lighting gives aninline dyes a different hue.



The only design point I was granted was to put 2 false drawers on the front to match the other cab and make the top flip open.
I also added molding under the top to make the top look more substantial.



I see a lot of great work posted here and I love it all,I'm sorry that I can not post My thoughts on most I view.
I can't type fast enough to really express My thoughts!
I also have a 94 year old MIL that I'm helping to care for 24/7.
Whenever I get a chance I always come here.Keep them coming Guys!!!

Jim

[beenthere]

Very nice work there Jim.  8)

[WDH]

Jim,

That looks great.  I think that it matches just fine.  The flippy top is a nice detail. 

[thecfarm]

I like that flippy top.  ;D  Much easier than a draw.

[clww]

That looks really great! I like the flip-open top, too.

[Tim Lea]

Those are nice.. Great job..

[Axe Handle Hound]

Very impressive work Jim.  Really a nice job in all aspects. 

[JohnM]

Very, very nice, Jim!

[Migal]

jamesamd
               Very nice work there!

[samandothers]

Great looking designs and color is good!   You are inspiring!

[Busy Beaver Lumber]

Very clever design and very nice craftsmanship Jim. I really like the hinged top idea. Makes for a nice place to hide valuables too.

[Magicman]

I like it all.  Very nice indeed !!!   

[Lud]

Good looking cabinetry.  Did you size it for some pull out bins or basket?  Add a drop in bottom and you can have the security hidey hole Busy Beaver's suggesting.   8)

[Chuck White]

I really like the BR furniture Jim.  Looks like a real professional job.  _grin

[jamesamd]

Thank You all,for the nice words and encouragement.

The Woman I Love,Is the director of design,Height-Width and Depth. :P

With a small length of LED's it would have made a great night-lite,for when I need to get up in the night and I would have made it taller and wider but alas........ :

The hardest part for Me is the finishing.I must do it outside under a Norway spruce that is mostly shaded by a Sycamore but
I can have more than several min. of direct sunlight blazing down on sections.Causing the lacquer to harden before the solvents
have fully evaporated,resulting in huge bubbles. :(

I blendeded them in by using a balled up pad of rags semi-soaked with alochol.Second spray session turned out well,if Ya
don't think of the dozen pine needles that stuck to the drying finish. And don't forget the insects!

Lud I installed levelers in each corner so I just lift it on one side and put the money and jewelery bags under it,all nice and flat!!!!

Jim

[WDH]

The hardest part for Me is the finishing.I must do it outside under a Norway spruce that is mostly shaded by a Sycamore but
I can have more than several min. of direct sunlight blazing down on sections.

Whoa!  I have been there , too  :-\.

[Peter Drouin]

Nice job 

[drobertson]

very nice match, I also like the lift lid,  david