A French designer named Thomas de Lussac made a unique modern table from an old tree stump, that is two hundred years old. This old oak stump was sanded down and cut to make this table, and it took eight months to complete. Not only is it an unique table but half of it was made by humans while the other side was made by nature. It is a different piece that has one slender leg to hold up one side while at the other end is held up by a old tree stump.
Thursday, 18 February 2016
Treehugger Post
A French designer named Thomas de Lussac made a unique modern table from an old tree stump, that is two hundred years old. This old oak stump was sanded down and cut to make this table, and it took eight months to complete. Not only is it an unique table but half of it was made by humans while the other side was made by nature. It is a different piece that has one slender leg to hold up one side while at the other end is held up by a old tree stump.
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