Console and coffee Tables
The valley floor herd, summer abundance
Elk grazing on Telluride's Valley Floor often watch the people who stop to watch the elk. This amusing phenomenon inspired me to design this image. The Telluride Valley Floor is a Conservation Easement where wildlife can roam undisturbed. In high summer the elk coats are often a lustrous deep reddish hue.
Original Laurie Roddick design with accent border of E.A. Seguy art deco graphics.
Size: 50" W x 20-1/4" D x 30-1/4" H Materials: Ceramic tile, steel powder coated a hard matte saddle brown.
This table is SOLD but you may custom order this design.
the valley floor herd, autumn frost
A winter version of the table above. In winter the elk coats are often a soft matte beige. Elk grazing on Telluride's Valley Floor often watch the people who stop to watch the elk. This amusing phenomenon inspired me to design this image. The Telluride Valley Floor is a Conservation Easement where wildlife can roam undisturbed.
Original Laurie Roddick design with accent border of E.A. Seguy art deco graphics. Sale of this table will benefit wildlife habitat (35% donation from net proceeds). Price upon request.
Size: 50" W x 20-1/4" D x 30-1/4" H
Materials: Ceramic tile, steel powder coated a hard matte red brown.
19th Century Loom-Woven Beadwork, Great Lakes
This design is based upon one of many beautiful bead motifs that were developed by 19th century Native Americans of the Great Lakes region. This glass bead design would have been woven on a simple loom and worn on bags, pouches and sashes. These designs typically illustrated or conveyed ideas and events significant to their lives. Sale of this table will benefit wildlife habitat (35% charity donation from net proceeds). Price upon request.
Size: 49-1/4" W x 18-1/4" D x 30-1/4" H
Materials: Ceramic tile, steel powder coated a hard semi-gloss black.
