‘Asian Interpretation Revisited’ at ‘Works in Wood’ 24th Annual Juried Exhibition at New Hope Arts Center ‘Asian Interpretation Revisited’ is now featured in ‘Works in Wood’ 24th Annual Juried Exhibition at the newly renovated New Hope Arts Center in Bucks County Pennsylvania. The show affords an opportunity for artists, designers Read more…
Tranquillity Table will be featured in the Works in Wood exhibit at New Hope Arts , 2 Stockton Ave., New Hope, PA. The opening will be Nov 19, 2022, 5 – 8 pm. Admission is $10.00. The show will be up from Nov 19, 2022 through Jan 8, 2023.
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 stage. As you can see the glass top allows the curves of the table to Read more…
5th Avenue Nightstand is very versatile; it can be used as an end table or a nightstand. The proportions can be customized to fit a special situation and can include one or two draws. I designed the nightstand to complement the bed and armoire of the same design on this Read more…
5th Avenue Armoire has many fine details. There are eight hand dovetailed Curly Maple drawers. I bent and veneered the doors using a two-part mold. The Shedua sides are hand shaped with one of my many planes. The interior of the armoire is veneered with Curly Maple. I choose to Read more…
This display cabinet in Black American Cherry and Wenge is a companion to two other of my earlier pieces I made for the same office. The cabinet utilizes the same intricate leg construction as the conference and reception tables already in place in the office. It was both a joy 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 of the legs. The table is all about design. As you look at the table 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 a clear hand rubbed finish to enhance the natural beauty of the wood. One day Read more…
Sweet Revenge coffee table emerges in rescued Red Oak wood using a creative traditional joinery technique and ebonized finish. The sweet part is the way individual parts come together to create one monolithic form that utilizes both positive and negative space giving the piece a sense of stability and a Read more…
