Selected work
Previous builds, shown as answers—not inventory.
These pieces demonstrate how the shop thinks about a room, a material, and a real use. A new commission can borrow the logic without becoming a copy.
Northstar · Furniture
A long, quiet line that gives the room direction.
White oak carries the console’s clean horizontal presence; walnut brings the contrast. Northstar shows how a large piece can establish the room without shouting across it.
Meridian · Furniture
The empty stretch of wall, resolved by one strong natural line.
Meridian lets the live edge lead without asking the rest of the room to become rustic. White oak, clean structure, and believable placement keep the grain expressive and the composition calm.
Latitude: Contour · Furniture
White oak in motion, grounded by walnut.
A white-oak live-edge top meets walnut legs and apron. The shop-made contour was retained as part of the slab’s figure, letting the grain carry the eye along the full length.
Signature detail
The shape gets the first word. The details finish the sentence.
The one-off scalloped texture on the walnut apron is worked by hand with a specialty Festool texture head. Domino joinery and ten figure-eight tabletop fasteners—secured with twenty small screws—carry that same care from top to base.
Owner-measured finished dimensions. Not a fabrication drawing.
Latitude: Rise · Furniture
Height for the wall. Breathing room for what deserves to be seen.
Four live-edge cedar shelves rise through a maple frame whose roughly five-degree geometry carries movement while every shelf stays level.
What comes next
Bring the room. The new piece gets its own answer.
Selected work is proof of judgment, not a menu of mandatory repeats. Share the wall, the use, rough dimensions, and what the room still needs.