Shrine indeed! Linn, I had the exact same thought--how close could I crop it and still have the subject large enough to see, even in a web format? LOL!

I built a set like he shows for my daughter, six high five across. She used it for both display and storage and it really freed up the floor space in her room. Now we need to dismantle the displays (waste of space) and decide if what is ON display is something she still wants or has outgrown. I'm repacking some of the cubbies with like stuff (so she doesn't have to dig behind the books to discover her sewing items, etc.) and we successfully used her room as a guest room last night!

I'm looking at nibbles today. It would be so nice to move some of this bulky stuff out to someone who can use it. If the Craig's List stuff goes I'll take the ad down, but for now you can see it here. As usual more information than most folks provide, but I was ever the storyteller. I figure if people know why it was designed they can visualize how they would use it to solve a problem. And it is a very clever set of shelves, I've liked using it, but it just doesn't really fit without everything else being shoved out of the way (and it intrudes into the window space in the kitchen.)

SRS