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A skirted table

I have this sad console table from my old apartment and its sitting behind my sofa as a makeshift sofa table and it looks pretty lame. Then I had a thought. A skirted table. It has occurred to others, Im sure, but never have I ever thought to use a skirted table. This gallery is to die for.Box pleats, linen and contrast trim seems to be the winning combination. tom-scheerer-foyerJanShowers_thumb3
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Pictures via Patricia Gray and Cote de Texas.

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7 Responses to “A skirted table”

  • Rebecca June:
    2.13.10 at 1:16 am

    You will have to let me know if you do this. I have thought about it but I always feel like if I tried it people would ask me why I threw a sheet over a table.

    I really like the ones with the edges laced together!

    GOOD LUCK!

    xoxo

    Rebecca June

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    • Nicole Cohen:
      2.13.10 at 5:40 pm

      You know, that did occur to me. I think thats why I like the pleated versions. Not as sheet-y looking. Gotta find a fabulous fabric first and like most of my projects, this will probably end up costing more than just buying a new table.

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  • Rebecca June:
    2.13.10 at 10:37 pm

    HA HA! That is what I try to tell my husband. Not to mention, we pretty much divorce each other anytime we do a home project together so I explain it is better for our marriage if I just BUY it!

    xoxo

    Rebecca June

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  • sarah:
    2.13.10 at 10:38 pm

    rly dont like this look

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  • What do you think: « sketch42:
    2.13.10 at 11:44 am

    [...] cloth made for it from one of these fabrics as well. I really think the room NEEDS more fabric and that a skirted table will help the room feel fuller and more finished. Hopefully these modern fabrics will keep it from [...]

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  • Sandy Eddington:
    2.13.10 at 3:25 pm

    Grüss Dich. Guter Artikel, ich habe mir mal deinen Feed gespeichert.

    Translation: Grüss you. Good article, I have saved your time feed.

    Reply

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