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Its just visually really cool. From picture one I love the offset of the balcony/roof structure. Being able to see trough the glass "french" doors to the water balance it out. Great design

Cody

I agree with Rayma above^. It is tough to make guests feel comfortable if the table they are eating at is not open underneath. Not only do they bash their knees but they will always have to be bending over when they eat.

I have seen a trick before about creating a fold down table. You could put hinges on a table top (salvaged from an old table or made new) and mount it either to the back of a kitchen cabinet that faces out into the living room, or just to a wall. Fold out legs with hold it in place when it is in the "up" positional and when folded the table top will fold back onto the wall.

You could even do the top chalkboard paint so the when it is folded against the wall you have a functioning chalkboard for wall art or grocery lists. When it is folded out as a table you could decorate the top with the names of the guests and the locations of their seat, or the menu for the evening. You could even write the names of the dishes or drinks you are serving, and draw arrows to the actual dish, drink glass, or pitcher.

Have fun!
Cody

Great crafts to do with kids...too fun!

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Jess

I love the name of it! It is called the "Cornucopia Bag" Interesting idea!

Cody

I always love children Bible story books. They are so sweet. My wife is a nanny for a little three year old boy and everyday before his nap, he says a little prayer...so cute!

^Hunted - Thanks for posting the designer of the sling chairs I couldn't think of the name. They are without a doubt the standout of this space.

It is hard to choose my favorite but I think the second one from Barn Light Electric might have to be the winner. So cool! The old fashioned filament bulbs really add to the look though don't you think?

I too did not know this was such an issue. I will definitely keep an eye out from now on. Thank you for the info.

That darn compressed wood furniture!

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Cody

I Love this! How often do we drive home from work, pull up in the garage and never see our neighbors. I think this is a really great way to get people to think and support local. I am going to check out if there is one near me!

Thanks for the post.
Cody