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DiResta's Cut: Tree Slice Stool
The final tree-based furniture piece in the series
By Rain Noe - Oct 07, 2015
Finishing up his trilogy of furniture built from large tree parts, Jimmy DiResta tackles seating in this episode of DiResta's Cut. (The previous two installments included a live-edge shelf and a table.)
Though under the weather, Jimmy DiResta still managed to get into the shop to crank out this latest installment of DiResta's Cut. Finishing up his trilogy of furniture built from large tree parts, Jimmy tackles seating this time around (the previous two installments included a live-edge shelf and a table):
Up next, DiResta will be switching materials. "This is the last thing I make using a tree," Jimmy says. "Corian project next!"
Rain Noe
Rain Noe is a writer and industrial designer based in New York City.
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