maple veneers with black walnut edging and overlays

Fleur de Lis Bookstand
cherry veneers and solids. Seats lift for storage.

Built-in Breakfast Seating
TV armoire made from cherry and walnut veneers and solids featuring bifold upper doors and storage area below behind sliding doors.

Cherry and Walnut TV Armoire - closed
This redwood bench with spade shaped cut-outs matches similar spade cut-outs in this client's indoor dining table. There is no end grain showing on the seat due to the wide mitered trim edging it.

Redwood Spade Bench
TV armoire made from cherry and walnut veneers and solids featuring bifold upper doors and storage area below behind sliding doors.

Cherry and Walnut TV Armoire - open
This tiger maple sculpture stand features a turntable top and two adjustable/removable shelves. It has a display area measuring 24" by 24" and stands 42" high. With the shelves removed, one can display a second sculpture below.

Large Sculpture Stand
These kitchen cabinets feature quartersawn red oak doors with square walnut pegs.

Arts and Crafts kitchen
These kitchen cabinets feature quartersawn red oak doors with square walnut pegs.

Arts and Crafts kitchen
This tiger maple sculpture stand features a turntable top and two adjustable/removable shelves. It has a display area measuring 24" by 24" and stands 42" high. With the shelves removed, one can display a second sculpture below.

Large Sculpture Stand
cherry

Coffee Table
These kitchen cabinets feature river recovered virgin growth, vertical grain cypress from Florida. These trees were harvested in the early 1900's and were thousands of years old at the time. Many of these logs sank during transport on the rivers and are only now being salvaged from those river bottoms. The wall is fossil brown stone and the countertops are concrete.

Ancient Cypress kitchen - full view
These kitchen cabinets feature river recovered virgin growth, vertical grain cypress from Florida. These trees were harvested in the early 1900\'s and were thousands of years old at the time. Many of these logs sank during transport on the rivers and are only now being salvaged from those river bottoms. The wall is fossil brown stone and the countertops are concrete.

Ancient Cypress cabinets - full view unlit


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