Thanks to all for the kind comments.
Stephen asked,
Stephen, the drawers turned out to be a little challenging. There are three drawers, one small one on each side, and large center drawer. I wanted to keep the appearance of the curved apron, but still have enough room in the center drawer to hold a standard keyboard and mouse. The two outside drawers slide in a traditional runner/divider/kicker frame, but using traditional runners for the center drawer would have taken away too much height from the drawer box. My solution was to use wooden side runners, and that yielded sufficient height for the drawer box. I should have taken a photo of that. Of course, another solution would have been to use metal slides, but I much prefer a more traditional approach, as I think it looks much better when the drawers are open. Undermount slides, while basically invisible, were not an option for the center drawer for the same reasons that I explained above. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily.
Matt[/QUOT
Thank you for the explanation. Like any good design, cleverness lead to clean, elegant lines.
Stephen
