Comments on: Feng Shui? http://ollibird.com/2010/02/12/feng-shui/ Thu, 15 Dec 2011 12:21:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cicada http://ollibird.com/2010/02/12/feng-shui/#comment-456 Cicada Mon, 15 Feb 2010 01:06:29 +0000 http://blog.ollibird.com/?p=39#comment-456 Thanks for the comments! I think we ARE going to go with 6! So we bought our bookshelves at IKEA this weekend, and we bought the material for the counter. I'm pretty excited to start getting everything put together! Anonymous, I appreciate you pointing out that we can get two counter tops cut. Smart!! Thanks for the comments! I think we ARE going to go with 6! So we bought our bookshelves at IKEA this weekend, and we bought the material for the counter. I'm pretty excited to start getting everything put together! Anonymous, I appreciate you pointing out that we can get two counter tops cut. Smart!!

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]]> By: Anonymous http://ollibird.com/2010/02/12/feng-shui/#comment-458 Anonymous Fri, 12 Feb 2010 22:09:01 +0000 http://blog.ollibird.com/?p=39#comment-458 were you planning on attaching the wood on top permanently? <br />if not, you could have a piece of wood cut to both the square and rectangular configuration. this would allow you to use option #6 and adjust it when projects come through that require you to work on the square configuration of the table. <br />if you were planning on attaching the wood permanently, you could consider a heavier wood so the weight would be substantial enough to give you the feel of being attached but still flexible to adjust the configuration when needed.<br />it wouldn't be ideal to rearrange as needed, but sounds more comfortable than working on the floor and it sounds like you wouldn't have to do that very often.<br /><br />i think option six gives you the best flow, so i agree to it being a favorite as well. if you want to keep the square configuration, i would go with option four. were you planning on attaching the wood on top permanently?
if not, you could have a piece of wood cut to both the square and rectangular configuration. this would allow you to use option #6 and adjust it when projects come through that require you to work on the square configuration of the table.
if you were planning on attaching the wood permanently, you could consider a heavier wood so the weight would be substantial enough to give you the feel of being attached but still flexible to adjust the configuration when needed.
it wouldn't be ideal to rearrange as needed, but sounds more comfortable than working on the floor and it sounds like you wouldn't have to do that very often.

i think option six gives you the best flow, so i agree to it being a favorite as well. if you want to keep the square configuration, i would go with option four.

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