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Process: Farm Tables With David Ellison

Feb 23, 2010 Episode Archive
About this series: We are anthropologists of commerce. We’re curious about people and what they make, exchange and consume. By looking around at the stuff that matters to our lives, we believe we can understand more about what moves us as human beings.
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Read the full Etsy blog post.(Animation by: Julia Pott, music by: Eric Beug, photos courtesy of The Lorimer Workshop) New England is a corner of the...
Read the full Etsy blog post.(Animation by: Julia Pott, music by: Eric Beug, photos courtesy of The Lorimer Workshop) New England is a corner of the United States rich with tradition. David Ellison, known on Etsy as lorimerantiques, and to many of his Providence, Rhode Island neighbors as The Lorimer Workshop, builds furniture steeped in such tradition. He is not only fascinated by the New England legacy, but also by how the simple styles of tables built by farmers have evolved in different regions. While his original enthusiasm for woodworking stemmed from restoring antique furniture as a hobby, David's interest in the tradition of farm tables turned into a passion, as evident by the stunning conversation pieces below. Incorporating the history of the wood with a modern aesthetic, David's tables organically serve as a home's nucleus....read more. Less
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