Here are some really good ones :)
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I'm sure you know this already, but Ballard has some good (and inexpensive) options:
For the most part, they are pretty budget friendly. Unless you have your heart set on a pricey fabric. A 30" table takes around 5.5 yards (and that's just for a solid).
Here is a skirted table I recently did (sorry for the poor photo quality):
This nook was somewhat awkward and we had to have something to display my client's awesome original sculpture of her husband when he was younger! It is so, so cool.
I am finishing up this project and then having it photographed soon!
For the most part, they are pretty budget friendly. Unless you have your heart set on a pricey fabric. A 30" table takes around 5.5 yards (and that's just for a solid).
Here is a skirted table I recently did (sorry for the poor photo quality):
This nook was somewhat awkward and we had to have something to display my client's awesome original sculpture of her husband when he was younger! It is so, so cool.
I am finishing up this project and then having it photographed soon!
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Thank you for posting this! I have a round, skirted table as my bedside table, and lately have felt like it needs some styling help bc it is large. I needed these pics bc most bed side tables you see in magazines are small and angular.
they're a great storage place too...or a hiding spot if you're 3.
btw: where did you find that clear base lamp? awesome original sculpture!
I love skirted tables. They are very cost efficient and look stunning.
I love these too - something so traditional about them... and I love mixing in another textile rather than another wood tone. Thinking of doing a pair as nightstands except that I'd really miss having a drawer...
Those are some great inspiration pictures!
Love that original bust. I can't wait to see the rest of the room, it looks great!
I skirted a table in our living room with a skirt from Ballard. Great quality. Only thing is, our table top was larger and the drop height shorter than the dimensions of the skirt, so it sits a bit wonky (technical term). But I don't think it bothers me enough to get rid of it...
http://thenestinggame.com/2011/08/03/skirting-the-issue/
I adore the head on your table! Fun and unexpected.
Hmmm... I've never thought of a skirted table before! I love the box pleat look for sure. I will have to try!!!!
I've been debating doing a skirted table for a while now. Thanks for posting these. I think you've swayed my decision to go ahead and do this. Thanks again!
I think it can work, but it definitely depends on the style of the home and the fabric used to skirt it! Beautiful pictures today!
Love this! I have an entire pinterest board dedicated solely to skirted tables - I feel like the options just go on and on!
Love a skirted table. Great pics.
That sculpture is super cool! And I love the sunglasses - just adds to the effect. I love a skirted table. They are truly a classic. I know I spied at least a couple in the newest AD too. Great job with the styling/vignette on yours!
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