Only veneer is the side panels and the door fronts on the side. Rest is
solids.
Didn't cut the veneer. The side veneer came from a batch I bought at Marc
Adams school a couple years ago. At the end of his veneering/marquety
classes he lays out flitches of veneers he has and sells them to the
students at pretty cheap rates.
Not sure where the other veneer came from, had it on my shelf for several
years waiting for a home. Might have come from veneersupplies.com. I've
bought a lot of great veneer from him over the past years. Good supplies and
info on veneer pressing also.
The figured Claro walnut is really the best looking parts on the piece - the
photos don't do the color and figure justice.

Gary in KC


"Lee Michaels" wrote in message
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"Gary A in KC" wrote in message
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There was a thread on the rec a few weeks ago about Darrell Peart's
Green
&
Greene style furniture. These are some pics of my credenza, the first
piece
in my office suite based on the style and the details I learned taking a
weekend class with Darrell.
Made from Claro Walnut with ebony details.
Pics aren't that good but I'll try and get some more professional shots
done
when I finish the desk and computer return


The fronts and side pieces are stunning.

Did you cut the veneer yourself or buy them from some where?

And where did you get the wood?