Re: What is that called?

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Nan -

You must not watch Martha Stewart - this is her current obsession: faux  
bois (false wood) - if you search her web site, you'll find lots of sources 
and  examples.

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In a message dated 1/24/2012 12:38:13 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
NSterman@plantsoup.com writes:

I'm  looking at some photos I took at one of the gardens we visited in 
Dallas that  had a small collection of antique (or old looking) outdoor 
furniture made of  cement but formed to look like tree stumps.  What is the term 
used to  describe that style (or maker) of furniture?  

Darn failing  brainâ

Thanks

Nan
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