This dining table was built from the burnt remains of oak trees milled after the original homesite was destroyed by wildfire in 2017. The table extends from 7 feet to 11 feet in length after inserting additional leaves.
Danish Modern in its finest form. This sleek lounge chair embodies Scandinavian simplicity and aesthetic.
Figured Pacific madrone
The second iteration of the Silverado Table showcases solid, figured claro black walnut, a tree species native to Northern California.
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This matching pair of white oak tables completely mirror one another; each piece of wood has a book-matched twin. The subtle curves are accompanied by interesting joinery.
After much historical research, I designed and built this sailor’s sea chest with a few added features. The box is made of aromatic camphor and the base is teak; both woods were traditionally used for their rot and insect resistance. The handles, called “beckets”, are woven from tarred hemp marline and seven different knot tying techniques are employed in the making process.
The perfect place to write.
This cabinet pays homage to woodworker James Krenov. His depth of knowledge and sensibility to woodworking have left their impression on generations of craftspeople.
Imbuya, black limba, camphor, and African mahogany with handmade, brass hinges.
With a solid oak top and curved, laminated legs, this coffee table is an organic approach to contemporary furniture.
A modest table for the emerging client.
Built from two trees felled by the artisan in Sonoma County, these benches are designed to create a comfortable space for both mind and body. The mortise and tenon joints are simple and understated. The bench tops are angled perfectly for every behind, giving time to contemplate without distraction.
