ORIGINALLY CONCEIVED AS A 24-FOOT-LONG MURAL FOR THE ALAMEDA WEST END LIBRARY AND BROUGHT TO LIFE AGAIN AS A TABLE, DEBEY ZITO AND TERRY SCHMITT’S GREAT BLUE HERON SPEAKS TO THE ELEGANCE OF THESE MAJESTIC BIRDS IN THEIR NATIVE MARSH HABITAT. Zito, a nationally recognized craftsman working in the Arts & Crafts style, has been honing her craft for 40 years. Schmitt, a painter and woodcarver, has been collaborating with her for 20 years. Together they have been inspired by Asian craftsmanship and, in this case, the artwork of Bay Area Arts & Crafts-era artist Lucia Mathews. We love the size and grace of this table.