Hi AT! I found this cool catch-it-all stand by Sol Bloom on Ebay. Unfortunately, it is a little too pricey ($415 = current bid), so I was wondering if any of you have ever seen anything similar to it at a more reasonable price? Thanks! -Lulu
LA Good Questions: Affordable Catch-It-All-Stand?
(Note: Include a pic of your problem and your question gets posted first.)
Comments (5)
AT Daily Email
Top House Tours
Top Posts
Links
design
friends
more friends
- craftster.org
- idealbite.com
- kfreshdesigns
- designboner
- fototiller
- design-milk
- allthatanda
- decor8
- miapartamento
- silkfeltsoil
- home rejuvenation
- clothes-pin
- sfgirlbybay
- tyson williams
- Happy mundane
- fabulously green
- charles and hudson
- grass roots modern
- ikeahacker
- eatdrinknbmerry
- covetable
- uberreview
- crunch22
- modernflat
- modcottage
- shelterrific
- this old house
- modern-roost
- pallapalla
- anticssoblonde
- elaine vigneault
- 23 Beautiful and Sustainable Natural Swimming Pools
- Recycled Shelving: Wine Bottles, Planks, and Some Ingenuity
- Green Gifts: Glasses Made from Salvaged Beer Bottles
- Hot Posts: Recycling Unmentionables, Touring a Barn-Inspired Retreat, and Using Egg Cartons (11 Ways)
- 17 Recycled Halloween Costumes, the iBasket, a Shipping Container House in Redondo Beach, and Reclaimed Textile Furniture
Copyright © 2008 Apartment Therapy
It looks similar to an upside down fire pit screen sitting on a flower pot stand.
$400 bucks-huh!? Maybe I should start making these.
view MoJonson's profile
You could achieve a similar effect with a wok on a plinth. Or an old birdbath. The possibilities are endless!
view Blandwagon's profile
...anyone know a source for the metal legs on the credenza in this photo?
view Bo Placebo's profile
^ try http://www.ianmaclean.com/
view 72dpi's profile
Not exactly the same, but a similar solution is the Tablo Teak Tray Stands.
view gregory's profile