Fluted vs Reeded Furniture

13 Replies to “Fluted vs Reeded Furniture”

1. Useful! Make more like this!

2. My hottest interior design take is I despise textured glass. I just always feel like there's a better way to achieve the translucency and/or it was unnecessary in the first place.

3. Kind of like engrave and emboss

4. And now geometry class has paid off ????

5. Thank you!!! This had always been an absolutely confusing concept. ????

6. My former construction worker of a mother would shame you into oblivion for using the word cement there instead of concrete at the end lol

7. Also known as dust and fungi paradises

8. I think the fluted basins, etc will look dated.

9. You have to make more videos like this! Like longer form ones. I love the large amount of visual examples that you gave of this beautiful trend and all of its possible applications ????

10. I love the look, but I feel like it would be harder to clean in some applications. I love the old chair legs ???? wish it was easy to find vintage furniture where I live, but it's almost non-existent.

11. I can never keep these straight, so thank you! I will now remember it as "flutes are hollow and reeds are sticks." I will not be taking feedback on the correctness of this statement goodnight everyone.

12. Oooo. I want to add some paneling to my entrance. Is a fluted wall too much?

13. In a big surface they age and get dusty. These features are nice in furniture and decorative items that are not permanently installed.

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