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View fullsize I kept this build very simple because I wanted to let the wood do the talking. Life’s a lot easier when all you have to do is listen 👌🏼
View fullsize The Bradley Credenza Ebonized maple, Natural walnut, and brass hardware to tie it all together. I’ve known that dying wood black could be a great tool for my designs, but never imagined I’d be this excited with the outcome. Happy to fina
View fullsize More desk, more life. The life part isn’t pictured, but it’s definitely still happening. I get so excited about my upcoming projects that I become overwhelmed and then end up not doing anything.. so I’m working on that. In the mea
View fullsize Here are a few of my favorite shots of the Desk I got to install 2 weekends ago. Once I get a good shot of the entire piece I’ll share it, but until then you’ll just have to picture the most amazing desk you can possibly think of 😉 Ever
View fullsize Happy Birthday (yesterday) Dad!!! There is no doubt in my mind that I wouldn’t be doing what I love so much without him. And there is no way I can ever thank him enough for helping me in so many ways. So if any of you have ever enjoyed my work
View fullsize When someone says Mid-Century Modern, I think simple angles and straight lines. I’ve never taken any classes or read any books on design, and yet I think it is one of my strengths as a furniture maker. In fact I hardly consider myself a good
View fullsize PK Bench in Walnut As with most my designs, I’ve had this idea in my head for a while. And as with most my builds, it changed a lot as it started to come to life. I’m learning to stress less about the original design, and spend more ti
View fullsize A closer look at the Arnold Credenza