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In our East Berlin article of Colonial Days, we show a picture of a man using a shaving horse to trim cedar shakes. We also show the use of a shaving horse in our cooper article. Jack the Cooper came up with his own plans to build the shaving horse he uses. There are two traditional styles of shaving horses, the English bodgeris bench and the Continental schnitzelbank or dumbhead. There is pictorial evidence of the dumbhead being used in the 15th and 16th centuries, although the English style does not show up until the late 19th century.

A private sanctuary. The epitome of one's personality. One's bedroom is the most cherished lair that one retreats to not just to rest and recoup from a tired day, but as a haven of solace in one's various moods - both joyful and morose. Team IAnD presents a series of visual stories that elucidate differing design perspectives.  This second one is on bedroom styling.