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Join to create one table! | I create a 3-D model of design ideas so the client can have a good idea of what each deign will look like and how it will function. | |
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Santa Barbara, CA Guanacaste Parota Dining Table | My first Slab Table- Guanacaste Parota. Los Angeles, CA. | The clients had bought the slab and were looking for a woodworker to build the table. North Hollywood, CA. |
16' x 52" at its widest end. This 3" thick Guanacasta Parota Slab is such a beauty to behold and literally lives in a space designed for it. Vancouver | Guanacaste Parota Dining Table, Vancouver | We kept one live edge and straightened the other to feel the fit with the space. Vancouver |
Leg detail of the slab table base. | One of a kind outside dining table made from shipping dunnage. | |
Art Collectors must have furniture that reflects their desire for creativity. Window table. | ||
I studied fine art at The Cooper Union, NY, Ny. I have made several tables honoring the work and vision of Piet Mondrian. | ||
modern bedside tables designed for modern living with cord channels and ports, cubbies blocked from site and secret storage areas. | modern bedside tables designed for modern living with cord ports, cubbies blocked from site and secret storage areas. | |
Glass, Jatoba Commissioned by A & L | Jatoba | A beautiful coffee table, light and airy yet sturdy and grounded. |
A lovely concept for a glass top coffee table combined with sculpture. | 50th birthday gift to himself, this is Bob's Desk. He realized how much time he spends at his desk so he decided to make it his own. | |
This shows the large slab of concrete with wood components passing through. Car parts embedded in the concrete. The entire piece comes apart like a puzzle. | He wanted the concrete to look like it was salvaged from a demolition site. Don't worry, it's hollow! | Here I am polishing the concrete and acid staining the top. |
This shows the detail of the wire chase the monitor attaches to passing through a protruding leg. Everything is a wire chase in this desk to keep the flowing lines. | Laguna Beech, CA Zebrawood, pickled steel plate. | A commissioned Zebrawood Dining Table Laguna Beech, CA. |
The pickled steel leg design carried to the top as if the zebrawood was the jewel of the ring. | Commissioned by an artist, located in Chicago | Sycamore, Walnut, Cherry 24" x 54" x 17" |
A beautiful Cherrywood Server, 1860 South France copy. We left out the part where it was badly burned and the drawers were falling apart. This server will last another 300 years +. | We hand made the pulls to look identical to the original pulls. The clients wanted the finish to be on the lighter side. | The original server was too low for their entry so we made this a bit taller and it fit in perfectly. |
Home office desk. Reclaimed wood, distressed. | I have made a few tables where the wood was from work benches. This distressing mimics the work bench theme. | Headboard and night stands with reading light. |
Made with Jatoba, there are storage cubbies above the pillows and a reading light in the steel top. | Modern headboard and side tables, Jatoba. | A commissioned piece living in Southern CA overlooking the ocean. |
The hand cut dovetailed drawers were a beautiful touch added to this server. Its so nice to have a drawer function properly on an "antique". | The wood beams were salvaged from my home when I took an extra room to make more shop space. I thought I'd make a bench but the wood was too pretty | |
Custom Made to fit their farmhouse dining area. | ||
Their bed was in the center of the room. This is the view as you arrive at the top of the stairs. Grasses through the French doors beyond. | Dresser, jewelry storage, book shelves, storage cubbies behind the pillows, reading lights and bedside tables and drawers. | The inlay and sculptural headboard are inspired by the hilltop location with grasses all around. |
The swiss army knife of furniture! | Grasses motif in the sculptural headboard. | Hand made pivoting reading lights operated with a potentiometer located in the storage cubbies behind the pillows. |
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