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Norm re-creates a quintessential piece of the Old South, a planter’s desk.
Norm begins his search for low-country furniture projects in
Savannah's famed Monterey Square at the home of antique map and
print dealers Virginia and John Duncan. On their veranda, Norm
discovers a quintessential piece of the Old South, a planter's
desk. Once used by cotton and tobacco farmers for bookkeeping, the
desk can function well today as a compact home office. Featuring
nicely tapered legs, a hinged desktop and plenty of shelves, it
also has enough room to accommodate a small computer. Back east in
the New Yankee Workshop, Norm builds this piece out of recycled
pine and finishes it with a new pastel stain to give it a "pickled"
look.