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Host Amy Devers shows you how to create this effervescent lamp table.
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September 08, 2007
10:30 PM Eastern |
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Furniture designers often choose specific materials to invoke a certain mood in a space, like using translucent materials to expand our perception of a small space by adding a sense of light. The clutter of television remotes and magazines on the futon disrupts the minimalist feel of Susan's den. The challenge is to create a solution for the harsh lighting and the disorder resulting from a lack of storage. Today host Amy Devers builds an end table made from translucent red and clear acrylic that's also a lamp. She'll demonstrate some cool techniques for cutting and bending acrylic and how to put the table together with an adhesive so strong that it's used in skyscrapers.
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