
My Work
Hopefully you like what you see. Take a look at some of the pieces I've made.
The Seattle end table
The Seattle End Table is the culmination of years of thought and design work. Originally inspired by the Space Needle, the table's unique design highlights the sweeping curved lines of the tower, along with the radial fins supporting the top. The table's delicate form is surprisingly robust. Made from black walnut and hard maple, and finished with Rubio Monocoat Pure, the contrasting woods provide visual interest. The vertical offset of the glass top makes objects set on the table appear to float when set down.
The Pinehurst Bookcase
The Pinehurst bookcase is a modern take on a traditional barrister bookcase. The bookcase features tall, gently curved legs accentuating the significant height, accented by the gently arcing stretchers and door pulls. The stretches are joined with beautiful wedged, through mortise and tenons, allowing for a subtle walnut accent. complemented by walnut door pulls. The casework features hand cut dovetails along the bottom, and each shelf is joined with a sliding dove tail, increasing strength, and providing understated visual interest.
The Portland Entry Table
American black walnut is an exceptionally beautiful wood, yet somehow on this piece the complex trapezoidal tabletop takes a back seat to the long, sweeping, curved black cherry legs. Designed to stand nearly chest height and function as a quick place to put a wallet and keys upon returning home from a long day, the dramatic curve of the legs and subtle table make an immediate statement. The legs blossom upwards to present and support the tabletop which feature continuous, wrap around grain, with a beautiful dark and figured bit of walnut immediately present. Unknowingly inspired by the work of the late James Krevnov, as well as current furniture maker Nick Sawyer, the Portland Entry Table is truly unique piece.
The Sao Paulo Coffee Table
Clean angular lines combine to form a table that appears both floating and yet firmly planted. From the floating tempered glass top to the suspended drawer box to the bold angular legs, the Sao Paulo Coffee Table makes a statement in any room. Architecture meets furniture design in this piece inspired by the Sao Paulo Museum of Art. The table carcass is built from black walnut, and rock maple for the stretchers and legs. The long straight grain emphasizes the long lines of the table while the off-centered figure on the drawer front creates visual interest.
The Vermont Night Stand
The Vermont Nightstand is a deceptively complex piece. Built primarily from cherry, with white oak drawers and walnut drawer pulls, this piece is part of a larger bedroom set. The beautiful cherry provides clear straight grain, as well as sweeping cathedrals which accent the subtle, but elegantly curved legs. A fusion of American Craftsman and Mission style furniture this piece has been praised for the design of the legs and draw-pulls.
The Oakhurst Bookcase
The Oakhurst Bookcase relies on a minimalist design to create a bold but adaptable piece of furniture. The piece is constructed of solid red oak, displaying prominent grain patterns, which are tempered by the deep, immersive black of the India ink color, and finished with Rubio Monocoat for protection and a gentle satin sheet. Set on three recessed feet, the piece almost seems to float despite its significant weight and size.