
Custom designed and hand made for a NW architect. This dining table and matching bench feature locally sourced American elm on blackened steel framing and legs.

Designed in collaboration with a local interior designer this credenza features CNC made elliptical detailing with antiqued mirror panels.

An exercise in threes and experimental joinery, this side table was made from salvaged Brazilian cherry.

Made from Walnut and Walnut burl, this Louis XIV inspired sideboard was designed and crafted to store the client's household silver collection.

A gorgeous locally sourced western maple slab was sourced for this dining table's top. The legs are solid maple sandwiched with laser cut stainless steel.

This massive table was made from re-sawn American elm laminated to a core of Baltic birch plywood. A blackened steel insert acts as a built-in trivet. The trestle base is made from solid Douglas fir beams and blackened steel square tubing.

Traditional in design and crafting, this low media cabinet was made from solid alder with a distressed and glazed finish.
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