Harmony end table highlights the natural beauty and depth of Shedua and Curly Maple woods. The top is made from Curly Maple and the curved legs are done in Shedua. The base uses a coopering technique similar to making a barrel and the entire table is finished with seven coats of hand rubbed finish. Harmony is about symmetry and balance. The play between form and color gives this table a feeling of stability and strength.
I designed Curvilinear with the idea that a number of wood combinations could be used. Curly Maple and rescued Zebra wood present a quiet strength, allowing the natural beauty of the wood to take center Read more…
Conference Table is made from Shedua, Cherry, and Wenge woods and was originally designed for a CEO’s Manhattan office. The selected woods provide a striking contrast and highlight the detailing on the top and bottom Read more…
Storm table unites form and function with Northern Catalpa (top) and Ash (base) producing a pleasant working piece of art. I designed the piece to use wood that I had rescued. I chose to use Read more…