Pierced earring cabinet
A wall hung cabinet that opens up like a book, installed at eye level making it easy to peruse and select the “accoutrement” of the day. There are two more in the works.
Globe stand
Made of black walnut and satinwood with a dowel assembly.
Table top library
Popular in the 18th/19th century they were designed to have at your fingertip the knowledge required to perform your job or to hold those cherished leather bound books. This version was created in rosewood with a imbuya gravity base and mahogany bookends.
Foot stool
Two were part of a commission and the third one we kept. Bent lamination in white oak, cherry and zebra wood. Custom leather cushion.
Lighting
Some lighting projects combining stained glass with wood. Cherry, mahogany and zebra wood with bird’s eye maple. My wife refers to the zebra light fixture as an upside-down coffee table mounted on the ceiling. I may make one as a coffee table for her next birthday :-)
Trebuchet
Made these for my brother in law, a war history buff, as a gift. They are functioning trebuchet replicas that will take down a Lego wall in no time.
Entertainment unit
Wall mounted entertainment cabinet design to hold all the components plugged into hidden outlets. Made with shedua and wenge veneered onto 3 inch core lightweight panels.
Entertainment system stand
Built of walnut, maple and bird’s eye maple, this sculpture is designed to display retro hand manufactured sound components to play vinyl albums.
