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iheartbillholden · 6 months

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Freestanding - Transitional Home Office Example of a mid-sized transitional freestanding desk carpeted and beige floor study room design with gray walls

#bench #female office #transitional #modern style #woman's office #stonetop table #transitional style

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house-of-chairs · 2 years

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Restuarant tables. A new addition to our range. Definitely a winner!! Can be custom made to your specification. Pine, ash or oak tops? Call House of chairs. We deliver nation wide #manufacturing #placeyourorder #table #tables #diningtables #restuaranttables #bistrotable #patiotables #tabletops #woodtops #granitetops #stonetops #metaltops #interiors #hospitality #procurement #hotels #hotel #hospitalityindustry #guesthouse #guesthouses #home Www.houseofchairs.co.za (at House Of Chairs And Tubular Furniture) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfZMqCSqQo8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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eyesteeth · 6 months

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Details from The Mermaid's Tongue (Demo)

Spoilers for the entirety of the demo/the Mermaid's Tongue Prologue and Tangle Tower + theorizing on future plot points for the final game.

So, right off the bat:

Stonetop Inn: as in Selena Stonetop, mother of Felicia Fellow and grandmother of Freya Fellow, as indicated by the Tangle Tower family tree. The boat being named The Dearest Selena cinches it.

The dragon-looking thing on the board is the Silversnake noted in the Children's Book (and Secret Research) in Tangle Tower. It is also present at the bottom of the family tree image.

The crab design on the table could be the Soulcrab... Or just a regular crab, lol

Felicia... Stonetop? Not Fellow? Perhaps she took her father’s last name after some incident? Or perhaps her heritage as a Stonetop was ignored by the family in favor of her status as a Fellow? Or perhaps it’s a retcon? Who can say...

Kristen Kale publishing… wonder if that’ll be relevant down the line.

This book also gives us some potential foreshadowing and a route for misdirection... but it being entered into evidence suggests that at least the author or publisher will be of some relevance.

I didn't take screenshots of it, but there's also an alliterative name outside the theatre on land, a W name. It's not any of the extended Fellow-Remington-Pointer family, but alliterative names have a tendency to come back... so maybe they'll be relevant to the full game, or perhaps a future one?

Tangle Tower took some beats from The Goldbug by Poe, so is this perhaps a Great Gatsby-esque green light? More literary connections? Post-war cynicism and the death of the American dream? Opulence as a disguise for deeper issues? Could be fun.

The likelihood of this being a cheeky All The Wrong Questions reference is a Big Zero, but "Silkwirm-on-Sea" is giving me "Stain’d-by-the-Sea" vibes by both the name and it being utterly dead.

I’m going to assume this is a statue depicting one of the Ambassadors (my guess would be Lord Fellow) attempting to capture the Silversnake - or the Silkwirm Serpent, as it’s called here.

I'm convinced these creatures are one and the same despite the name difference. Boggy's real name is The Amphobi, after all. It could happen again.

Also look at the hanging sign in the top right. Hold that image in your mind for a second.

Hm. Now doesn't that furnace and that glass of wine feel a little familiar... not to mention the shade of red...

...who wants to bet an Ambassador had a hand in making this submarine?

I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say that’s the Seafoam crest hanging over the Stonetop crest. (That is the Stonetop crest at the bottom, by the way. If you click on the hanging sign over the inn before you get onto the submarine, it reveals this information.) Perhaps the complex web of interpersonal relationships didn’t end with the Pointer-Fellow-Remington family.

And so the guessing game begins… Is The Captain’s Corpse Slumped Over The Panel In That Room

Oh, hey! I recognize that lamp. Has Felix Fellow been down here on one of his many supposed adventures?

The Silversnake returns as a metal structure inside the ship! This is starting to remind me of the constant egg motifs around Tangle Tower... and strengthening my theory that one of the Ambassadors made this ship. This is quite a prominent bit of Mystid decor, and Sally even suggests that it might be load-bearing.

The bottle of tablets having a sun on them leads me to think they’re Vitamin D tablets or the like. Not getting enough sun can really mess the body up, and being deep underwater would leave someone with no access to it. Therefore, these are likely vitamin supplements. The other side of the label having an onion, however… no clue. A mystery for the full game!

Likewise, the moon vial could be a sleeping drought. It’s hard to keep up with your sleep cycle if it’s always dark, after all.

POSTER PLAGIARISM!! Though, it's not like you're going to get called out for it twenty leagues under the sea... My guess is whoever refurbished this room into a theatre really likes the shows topside. But a witch girl seeing the ferryman while in the cauldron herself carries a different tone than a mysterious doppelgänger.

Both the “The Stargazing Girl” text and the footprints have bled through slightly to the other side of the cloth, so they must have been applied similarly (to some degree) - but the circle seems like it was always there. This is definitely part of a larger puzzle, so there's not much to say now.

Claw marks inside the cauldron… like the claw marks in the Tangle Tower aquarium, perhaps? And the gear marking on top… perhaps that’s how it was unlocked?

I also must say - I disagree with Grimoire's belief that the cauldron entity did the murder. The scratches inside the cauldron, with a single exception, are in groups of three. Magnus was specifically killed with a single slash across the throat. The creature in question would have left at least two slashes.

And so, the final analysis of this post. Grimoire suggests a supernatural entity responsible for the murder. Magnus' feet were right up by the cauldron. He fell onto his back. He left a puddle of blood on the ground. There's even a suspiciously placed hole in the wall! This is so, so similar to Freya's death. And, were it done like hers, I'd say that a long blade, like a spear, was thrust through the hole and slashed Magnus in the throat, at which point he fell backwards.

Except, I don't think that's what happened. Look at the bloodstain. Look at how it's pooling towards the cauldron. I don't think the submarine was horizontal when this murder happened. I think there was an initial impact, the main circular stain, and then the ship moved 90 degrees, resulting in the "second circle" of the stain dripping the way it does.

But, this is just theorizing from the little bits we have so far. What's done here so far is phenomenal and I can't wait to see how it goes. Will we meet the mysterious bug-post-sender? Will Penelope return? Will there be two murders on this submarine?? We'll see in 2024!!

#detective grimoire #the mermaid's tongue #eyeteeth speaks #analysis #long post

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airborneham · 26 days

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New Game Lab Post!

This week's Game Lab post is about teamwork in TTRPGs and how Chris Sellers of Hectic Electron made it phenomenal in Raccoon Sky Pirates! I discuss how most games fall short and versions of collaborative actions that feel as interactive at the table as they do in the fiction. I touch on teamwork mechanics in Blades in the Dark by John Harper and Evil Hat Productions, and Stonetop by Jeremy Strandberg and penny lantern. Check it out!

#ttrpg #table top rpg #ttrpg design #roleplaying games #rpg #tabletop #tabletop games #table top games #table top role playing game #blades in the dark #raccoon #sky pirates #teamwork #game design #game designers #ttrpg dev

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indierpgnewsletter · 1 year

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Indie RPG Link Roundup - 05/03/2023

Podcasts

Another Yes Indie’d episode this week: I speak to Jahmal Brown aka Mad Jay Zero about the RPG hustle, meeting Mike Pondsmith, and running big ambitious open table games.

If you’re interested in DIE, the RPG based on the comic by Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans, the Cannibal Halfling crew have a partial Actual Play up. I’m playing this game right now so expect my thoughts/reactions/anguished wails soon.

Articles and Essays

Jeremy Strandberg posted his “Playing PbtA Games” chapter from the forthcoming Stonetop book for free on his blog. It’s a great resource and introduction to the playstyle.

Though, as he observes, it’s much more applicable to games where everyone is on the same team, rather than Apocalypse World style PvP games.

Dicebreaker report on the allegations of mismanaged sexual harassment complaints at Wyrmwood, the gaming table company.

The classic Lone Wolf series of game books is getting a reprint and might actually get a proper ending.

Interesting opinion: TTRPGs should read like magazines.

If you’re aware of the Record of Lodoss War anime and its roots as a D&D campaign, you might enjoy the original 200 page written replay of that campaign.

Steve Dee calls for a death to agency: “And then one day I just saw it: I don’t ever want to have to decide what my character does, ever again.”

If that sounds interesting, his game The Score is on kickstarter.

ZineMonth

Polygon list out some recommendations.

Unwinnable magazine and the Vintage RPG podcast host a Zine Month Roundtable.

Opportunities

The Awards are back. I talked positively about their write-ups and winning selections for the 2022 edition. If you’d like to get involved, they are now soliciting nominations and judges for next year.

Hit Point Press are providing micro-grants to marginalized game designers via a Luminary Grant. Around 100-500$ per project.

Big Bad Con are setting up 15 minute meetings for marginalized designers to speak with industry pros. You can apply here.

The Diana Jones Emerging Designer award has two weeks left for nomination - yourself or another designer. A free trip to Gen Con, among other things, are up for grabs.

#indie rpg #ttrpg #ttrpg community #ttrpg design #ttrpgsolidarity

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goldensphererealty · 2 years

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SOLD - Mango House in Ayala Alabang Village

A notable house and lot in Ayala Alabang that is designed for a family that loves to welcome and entertain guests. This bright and enchanting tri-level structure has two (2) large bedrooms with cabinets made by Focus Global and Rimadesio, and full baths and sauna, and a powder room on the first level. Also located on this level is one (1) maids room, one (1) drivers quarters - both with bathrooms and common areas, and the main and secondary kitchens, which have Poliform cabinets, Sub-zero and Wolf appliances.

On the second level are the other two (2) bedrooms with full bath and 3/4 bath, a large study/office/den with powder room. All bedrooms have King-sized beds. Its living room has a 3-seater Sofa in velvet Fabric (Furnitalia) and wood coffee table (Furnitalia Giorgetti).

In the dining area is an 8- to 10-seater dining table in Natural Volakas Stonetop and Natural Wood legs (Furnitalia) and 8 to 10pcs of Leather dining chairs (Furnitalia).

Other notable features and amenities:

148 sqm lagoon-like granolithic pool finish with salt water

Koi pond with waterfalls

Focus Global and Rimadesio cabinets in bedrooms

Rare extra-wide Narra wood on ceiling and flooring

Daikin air-conditioners

Smart Control for a sound system

Skyframe Windows from Switzerland - first in PH

Garage: Front - 4 cars; Back - 2 cars

#houseandlot #realestate #homebuying #propertylistings #homeforsale #luxuryrealestate #mangohouse #housetours #hometours #goldensphererealty #goldensphere #home decor

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jeremystrele · 3 years

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A Designer’s Japanese-Inspired Melbourne Family Home

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by Lucy Feagins, Editor

‘It is so lovely to close the sliding doors and close yourself into this dark room lined with books and the leather-lined box window seat,’ says Kim. Dining table by Dario Zoureff passed down from Lou’s grandparents. Chairs sourced on Gumtree. Armchair from Space Furniture. Tall kentia palms from Lygon Street Nursery. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Kim painstakingly removed the plaster and all of the clumps of glue to expose the original brick fireplace. Couch by Jardan. Log stool by Greg Hatton. Woven lampshade found in hard rubbish. Joinery designed by Kim and built by Woodcraft Mobiliar. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Originally trained in fashion design, many of the values and principles of my interior design practice, stem from my sustainable fashion practice. My personal style philosophy is about supporting independent, local designers and buying second hand, something I also do with all of my interiors,’ says Kim. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The best seat in the house! Joinery designed by Kim and built by Woodcraft Mobiliar. Log stool by Greg Hatton. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

This artwork was a gift from friend Jodie Zutt. ‘In our twenties she lived in Brunswick and I lived in North Fitzroy and we had a daily practice of posting creative snail mail to each other, full of drawings, photos, ideas, sewing. I still have a suitcase full of the years of letters I received from her – each an artwork in its’ own right,’ says Kim. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Low storage is part of three piece stacked vintage kimono storage unit from Kazari + Ziguzagu. Tall shelf from The Junk Company. Fencing mask from Tarlo & Graham. Storage box on shelf from The Hub General Store. Woven bag from Camberwell Market used as planter. Vases from @tombo.co. Trent Jansen for Broached Commissions Pankalangu bowl on dining table. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Dining table passed down from Lou’s grandparents, custom made by Dario Zoureff. Italian 1950’s Stillnovo vintage pendant light sourced through @pamonodotcom. Stellar Works bar stools. Dining chairs sourced on Gumtree. Secondhand vintage frosted deco glass door found. Staircase painting by Laura Lancaster. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Irving Penn photo taken in collaboration with Issey Miyake. ‘Monoliths’ sculptural vases by Broached Commissions are Kim’s favourite piece in the house. The vintage fan in the lounge room has travelled with Kim to every house she’s ever lived in, even overseas. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The courtyard is planted with shady bamboo. Freestanding Smeg oven. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Timber salvaged from St Kilda pier softens the luxe black granite splashback. The bamboo courtyard and crystal-filled benchtop stone are distinctly Kim, keeping me grounded to my tropical, esoteric roots. Freestanding Smeg oven. Copper pans from Phillip & Lea. Stellar Works bar stools. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Old couch stuffed and re-upholstered after the renovation. Vintage art deco rug from 1stDibs. Broached Recall Monolith side table from Broached Commissions. Wall light by Apparatus studio Criteria Collection. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Part of Kim’s ever-growing collection of English and French stoneware and mustard jars. ‘The skull was from the Coburg Trash and Treasure Market. We became so known to the regular traders as interested in ‘weird things’ that on seeing us they would have already put aside skulls, bones, tribal arrows and other such collectables for us,’ says Kim. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The study nook under the stairs. ‘Circuit 1’ vertical light by Apparatus Studio available at Criteria Collection. Desk wall light found at Campberwell Markets. Tribal mask and wooden clamp from Rodwell and Astor. Vintage timber draws collected by Bhon Projects. Poliform extendable dining table. Vintage Japanese thread and spool Kazari + Ziguzagu. Blue tape dispenser The Hub General Store. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

‘Our 8-year-old is very curious about science and the natural world. He has spent the last few years thinking he wants to be a Frog Scientist and is an avid collector of bones, skeletons, stones and shells,’ says Kim. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Another corner of Max’s room. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Vintage scallop edged mirror sourced on Gumtree. Taps by CB Ideal. Stone benchtop from a local family business just down the road: Daniels Marble House. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The green bathroom has onsen vibes! Small Japanese soaking tub from The Japanese Bath Company. Hanging planters from Mr Kitly sprayed with copper coloured paint. Metallic ceramic planter from Rodwell and Astor. Copper tiffins and planter from op shop and market rummages. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Vintage 1960’s Japanese mosaic tiles that Kim found hidden out the back of a tile shop in Preston and bought before they closed their business. Brass tray by Fog Linen from The Hub General Store. Taps by CB Ideal. Timber stool @tombo.co. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Painting by Emily Kame Kngwarreye passed down by Lou’s grandparents. Bed linen from Cultiver. Bed spread from Hale Mercantile. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

‘The stonetop credenza was commissioned by Lou’s grandparents in the late 1960’s by Hungarian Jewish immigrant Dario Zoureff, who is considered one of Melbourne’s important modernist furniture designers. Lou’s brother has the armchairs and coffee table that were part of their furniture commission,’ says Kim. Indigenous sculptures were gifts to the boys from a dear friend who was living and working in Yuendumu, NT. Vintage Japanese abacas from @tombo.co. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The original Victorian arch in the hallway frames the ever-growing salon hang. The amazing credenza commissioned by Lou’s grandparents in the 60’s along with their dining table – both designed and made by Dario Zoureff. Vintage pendant light from Geoffrey Hatty. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The cedar-clad box addition to the back of our house has extra thick roof and eaves to offer protection from the sun. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Collingwood colours in the 14-year-old’s bedroom! The Turbo Brown magpie artwork was his birthday gift to him a few years ago -the ‘arts version’ of supporting the game he loves. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

It’s hard to imagine now, but back in 2013 when this Brunswick East property was for sale, nobody wanted it. Rumour has it the property once had established olive trees along the front, which were removed in the hopes the site would be seen as a worthwhile subdivision for a townhouse development.

‘This was before Brunswick East real estate prices went crazy, and they didn’t succeed in selling the property for what they wanted. Lou stumbled across it when it was off market,’ says designer Kim Kneipp, who purchased the house with her partner Lou Weis, creative director of Broached Commissions.

A quick cosmetic renovation sustained them while Kim was pregnant, before a ‘proper’ renovation commencing in 2014. ‘We were in such a panic to nest that we essentially resigned ourselves to the quickest fabrication process imaginable, that being prefab. We added a new kitchen, dining, lounge room and upstairs parent retreat with an en suite’ says Kim.

With Kim’s styling flair, the home has grown over time to reflect the creative family who live here, including sons Felix, 14, and Max, 8.

Kim’s design explores the ‘wabi’ design philosophy, embracing elegant simplicity, and ‘a love for shadow play’, as described by Jun’ichiro Tanizaki in his book In Praise of Shadows. Rather than opening up the house to the bright northern light, large eaves and internal courtyards and zones have been created throughout, providing spaces with a softer, more diffused light, that gently track the sun’s movements throughout the day.

‘The house is mostly white with shadowy, dark zones, which creates a calm backdrop to frame our timber textures and bright green tropical garden,’ Kim says.

Also integrated into the home are details not obvious to the visitor that hold sentimental value. For example, Lou’s love of St Kilda, where he previously lived, is referenced in the salvaged kitchen timbers.

‘I have a good friend who collects recycled timbers, and I knew he had the old St Kilda Pier in his collection, so when we renovated, I bought pieces from him that were then used to make our kitchen shelves and the front face of our kitchen island,’ says Kim. ‘It was the closest I could get to bringing St Kilda to East Brunswick.’

Once appearing as a ‘respectable Victorian dame invaded by a futuristic robot’ (in Kim’s words!), the use of dark exterior paint, combined with the gradual growth of a jungle-like garden all around have softened the edges of this home, and given it a relaxed, lived-in feel. The family have also created a lush nature corridor for birds and insects here, including a frog pond for nature loving Max!

‘All of the vines and plants have softened the exterior relationship of the house and our front deck recreates my country Queensland childhood, encouraging so much conversation and interaction with neighbours and passersby,’ says Kim.

In keeping with Kim’s design philosophy, this home is humble by design, and luxurious by finish. Interiors are built to be perfectly imperfect, using materials that will age and patina over time, and textures intended to soften with wear.

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johnanton · 3 years

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Fun little oaklegs looking good together with stonetop in their new home #woodworking #woodwork #design #furnituredesign #coffetable #table #handcrafted #handmade #craft https://www.instagram.com/p/CI0BZ09pveo/?igshid=1woxjahrcureh

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lokifurniture · 5 years

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Underside of steel base with quartz table top. #lokicustomfurniture #lokifurniture #steelbase #stonetop #patinadsteel #metalfabrication #steeltubing https://www.instagram.com/p/BvAIbP7FWY7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=17mmfao2pcwkm

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house-of-chairs · 2 years

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Restuarant tables custom made. Pine, ash or oak tops? Metal frames can be epoxy coated any colour of your choice. Call House of chairs. We deliver nation wide #tables #diningtables #restuaranttables #bistrotable #patiotables #tabletops #woodtops #granitetops #stonetops #metaltops #interiors #hospitality #procurement #hotels #hotel #hospitalityindustry #guesthouse #guesthouses #home Www.houseofchairs.co.za (at House Of Chairs And Tubular Furniture) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfZKmVcqVQu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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house-of-chairs · 2 years

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Restaurant tables with a different look. This design is an absolute winner. Custom made to your specification. Call House of chairs. We deliver nation wide #tables #diningtables #restuaranttables #bistrotable #roundtops #squaretops #woodtops #metaltops #stonetops #granitetops #marbletops #engineerdstonetops #procurement #interiors #hospitality #hotel #hotels #guesthouse #guesthouses #home Www.houseofchairs.co.za (at House Of Chairs And Tubular Furniture) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfWKWhEKdNo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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house-of-chairs · 2 years

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High office tables custom made. Call House of chairs. Delivery nation wide. #office #officetable #officetables #tables #tablebases #tableframes #tops #tabletops #woodtops #granitetops #glasstops #steeltops #stonetops #interiors #hospitality #procurement Www.houseofchairs.co.za https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce5QIY0KvKq/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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ecoamerica · 2 months

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Watch the 2024 American Climate Leadership Awards for High School Students now: https://youtu.be/5C-bb9PoRLc

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house-of-chairs · 2 years

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Modern Nesting tables custom made. Any size any colour. Glass, wood or granite tops? For your inquiry call House of chairs. We deliver nation wide #tables #coffeetables #sidetables #nestingtables #nestingtableset #nestingtable #modern #tops #tabletops #woodtops #granitetops #glasstops #steeltables #metaltops #marbletops #stonetops #interiors #procurement #hospitality #hotels #hotel #hospitalityindustry #guesthouse #guesthouses #home Www.houseofchairs.co.za (at House Of Chairs And Tubular Furniture) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeLl6V4KRA-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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house-of-chairs · 2 years

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Gorgeous coffee tables custom made. Would you choose granite, engineered stone, wood or glass tops? For your custom design call House of chairs. We deliver nation wide #tables #coffeetables #coffeetable #sidetables #nestingtables #tabletops #granitetops #glasstops #woodtops #metaltops #stonetops #marbletops #procurement #interiors #hospitality #hotel #hotels #guesthouse #guesthouses #home Www.houseofchairs.co.za (at House Of Chairs And Tubular Furniture) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeLcIzEqvZl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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house-of-chairs · 2 years

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Restaurant tables custom made. Call House of chairs. We deliver nation wide #tablebases #tablesCapetown #tablessouthafrica #tableframes #tablebase #restuaranttables #bistrotable #patiotables #tabletops #woodtops #granitetops #stonetops #metaltops #interiors #hospitality #procurement #hotels #hotel #hospitalityindustry #guesthouse #guesthouses #home Www.houseofchairs.co.za (at House Of Chairs And Tubular Furniture) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfWMA-qKxKF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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house-of-chairs · 2 years

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Nesting tables specials 700mmx450 and 500mmx400 plywood tops stained may colour of your choice. Now only R3990. 00 for the set. #nestingtable #nestingtableset #nestingtables #coffeetables #sidetables #woodtops #metaltops #glasstops #logotops #granitetops #stonetops #procurement #interiors #hospitality #hotel #hotels #guesthouse #guesthouses #home Www.houseofchairs.co.za (at House Of Chairs And Tubular Furniture) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeL2uXWKPEo/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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ecoamerica · 2 months

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Watch the American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 now: https://youtu.be/bWiW4Rp8vF0?feature=shared

The American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 broadcast recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by active climate leaders. Watch to find out which finalist received the $50,000 grand prize! Hosted by Vanessa Hauc and featuring Bill McKibben and Katharine Hayhoe!

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