DSC_2558 (2).jpg
Elongated cocktail table. This was a fun bit of custom work. The finish is classic craftsman - ammonia fumed white oak and black wax, but the form is modern with a scooped table top, coopered base, and an art deco inspired through tenon. My though
A few pictures of the three craters bench in rift sawn white oak. I was able to take some nice photos of the Seattle delivery - the diffuse natural light of the overcast Seattle skies make product photography really enjoyable. The upholstered pad i
Big oak table delivered to Seattle. The table is designed to mirror southwestern architecture, but looks lovely in any space. The support structure is a combination of fumed and natural white oak. The grain is meticulously chosen to be harmonious f
Woven footrest next to the three craters bench. The stepped detail on top of the legs give it a subtly southwestern look without beating you over the head with it. This footrest works well as a side table or even a low seating option in a pinch. Thre
This is a bench I will be adding to a small line of furniture I am working on. I'm calling it the three craters bench - I have reservations about naming furniture, but I am giving in bc it easier to sell things with names. It is an entry bench with
Bench waterfall and tenon details. Going to try my hand at upholstery tonight/ I like a waterfall joint fine enough, but I really love a vertical grain waterfall. It is all harmony and no showboating in my opinion. Internal joinery is a bunch of big
Current work getting to the finish line: coopered cocktail table in a fume tent/ integrated bowl in an entry bench for keys and what not
Big oak table detail - visual mending of a large crack. Unedited shot on my 26 year old canon 5d.
The scooped out profile on top of the new cocktail table was a tricky detail to pull off. Proper wood selection and stabilization techniques made it possible while keeping the top flat. I will definitely be revisiting this detail in future builds/
Custom elongated cocktail table headed to Seattle. Dog for scale.
Custom furniture can take you into interesting territory. This will end up in a window nook in Seattle and will double as an elongated cocktail table and a small desk- an odd prompt for a piece of furniture, but I like the results and will definitely
Ammonia fumed table support components. Nearly done with this table (if you liked the last table I made you will love this one), and then onto a bench, a coffee table, and some nightstands all while trying to finish the new shop so I can move out o