So I met with our contractor and gave him the sizes and details I thought would work...and just look at the smile on his face. He can't wait to get started...
On the new board for the head of the bed!!! What did you think?? Rob, our friend and contractor has a really good eye for interesting wood -- this is the Kamani wood he found.
Kamani is a dense, reddish
wood from a tree in the mangosteen family, brought to Hawaii with the early
Polynesian voyagers. The tree has many
uses including medicinal, tea, cosmetic and construction.
Kamani wood is a dense,
reddish wood that comes from the kamani tree, a member of the
mangosteen family, which was brought to Hawaii from the Pacific by early
Polynesian settlers. Kamani wood is now a common Hawaiian wood, and the
tree has many uses. Nearly every part of the kamani tree is used in a
variety of applications including medicinal, cosmetic and construction.
Read more : http://www.ehow.com/info_8516541_kamani-wood.html
Read more : http://www.ehow.com/info_8516541_kamani-wood.html
Kamani wood is a dense,
reddish wood that comes from the kamani tree, a member of the
mangosteen family, which was brought to Hawaii from the Pacific by early
Polynesian settlers. Kamani wood is now a common Hawaiian wood, and the
tree has many uses. Nearly every part of the kamani tree is used in a
variety of applications including medicinal, cosmetic and construction.
Read more : http://www.ehow.com/info_8516541_kamani-wood.html
Read more : http://www.ehow.com/info_8516541_kamani-wood.html
What Is Kamani Wood?
Kamani
wood is a dense, reddish wood that comes from the kamani tree, a member
of the mangosteen family, which was brought to Hawaii from the Pacific
by early Polynesian settlers. Kamani wood is now a common Hawaiian wood,
and the tree has many uses. Nearly every part of the kamani tree is
used in a variety of applications including medicinal, cosmetic and
construction.
Read more : http://www.ehow.com/info_8516541_kamani-wood.html
What Is Kamani Wood?
Kamani
wood is a dense, reddish wood that comes from the kamani tree, a member
of the mangosteen family, which was brought to Hawaii from the Pacific
by early Polynesian settlers. Kamani wood is now a common Hawaiian wood,
and the tree has many uses. Nearly every part of the kamani tree is
used in a variety of applications including medicinal, cosmetic and
construction.
Read more : http://www.ehow.com/info_8516541_kamani-wood.html
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