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Inspiration: Wall Treatment Made of Wood Disks
Martha Stewart Living June 2008

053008martha.jpgHere's an interesting idea to connect with nature. The June 2008 Martha Stewart features an article called "Sticks and Stones", which features several ideas on integrating natural elements into your decor. One of them is this fun wall treatment that consists of slicing a birch pole into thin disks and gluing them onto plywood panels to form a graphic mosaic...

 
 

We love how they placed longer segments to double as hooks to hang things. Check out more ideas they showed here. (via Abbey Goes Design Scouting)
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want!!!!

posted by closertotheocean on 2008-05-30 12:19:40
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I was very excited when I got the June issue. I love the pebble bathroom mat and the birch pencil holders. The wall of wood discs is a bit much for me, but there were a lot of ideas that would work well in a modern home. I have been looking for stumps to make the coffee table featured for a few months now.

posted by sar3j on 2008-05-30 12:23:03
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Love the bush branch chandelier!!!

posted by lightspeed on 2008-05-30 12:33:07
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Totally unrelated to the birch disks but where can I find that rug?

posted by meowbaby on 2008-05-30 12:41:03
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That rug is similar to a Thomas Paul Dhurrie rug:

http://www.thomaspaul.com/

posted by bepsf on 2008-05-30 12:45:28
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You can buy the Thomas Paul rug here: http://www.designpublic.com/shop/thomas-paul-rugs/8862

posted by Doogle on 2008-05-30 12:54:20
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A little too rustic for my tastes.

posted by suzy8track on 2008-05-30 13:22:30
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It isn't my thing, but it's certainly inventive.

posted by jooly on 2008-05-30 14:27:14
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This is an old school display idea....It used to be manufactured in 2' X 2' sheets for retail interiors.

Meh....

posted by hdtex on 2008-05-30 15:13:34
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This wall treatment looks like something Trading Spaces would put up in some poor victim's den. It's not "rustic" so much as "dirty '70s cabin". There may be a sensitive, artist application of this but I haven't seen it. Eg.

posted by luckypeach on 2008-05-30 22:41:25
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