Sometimes you just can't find the perfect piece of furniture, or maybe you have an idea for the perfect item. One of the most enjoyable things for us to do is to collaborate on a custom project. It starts with an idea, and through conversation the details emerge. Below are some examples of such collaborations.
This dining table was made from 2 flitch cut slabs cut from a large dead Walnut tree located on James Madison's Montpelier residence in Virginia. It measures 46" wide x 11 feet long.
Curly Maple four post bed with Nantucket-style thistle finials.
The Sofa and Coffee Table set consists of 34 drawers and 6 doors. The sofa is in 3 sections and rolls on locking wheels. The coffee table houses a remote operated lift which raises a Soapstone wedge used for writing.
Made of Australian Lacewood, American Walnut, Soapstone, Leather, and Bronze sand cast hardware.
A series of 3 sliding doors with circular center. The outer screens and main glass doors are made of African Mahogany followed by a third inner set of Shoji doors made of Curly Shedua with acrylic shoji screen.
Made for a photographer to resemble an old-school flash reflector. The inner leaves rotate on bearings and can be fanned open or closed. Made of Cherry and Soapstone.
Designed for a contractor who wanted a desk and also the ability to tilt the top up and display architectural plans. Made from a single plank of Mahogany with Curly Maple breadboard edges and base.
