Dining room – Maple, Cherry, copper details.

Having once read that visible end grain is contrary to fine furniture, it seemed right to put that to the test. This example is a 3″ Mahogany slab, held by an Ash base with drawer, with Mahogany inserts in the legs.
A pair of clothing armoires in all solid spalted maple, with exterior details kept to a minimum – no need to accentuate the look of this material…. The aluminum frames behind the doors aid in retaining the flatness of the wide planks. The sides and tops/bottoms are held with unglued mortise and tenon joinery, fastened […]
A treatment table for an osteopath (for a great osteopath btw..) reflecting the knee bone connected to the hip bone etc. Maple and Walnut, adjustable height.
China Cabinet A rather detailed china cabinet built into a dining room, with a window seat overlooking the park outside. The shape of the unit follows the golden spiral. For curtains, wood frames with fused, coloured glass slide open to store behind the cabinet. Materials: Quilted maple veneers, red gum solids, copper, brass. Clear, etched and […]
The name says it all. We do the planning together. I get the cabinets. I assemble the boxes, with added strengthening for longevity. I install on your site. Dress it up with other elements if you choose to – solid wood slab tops, decorative end panels, custom doors and fronts – voilà, the disguise is […]
Showing not furniture, but the detritus of furniture building and of life in general… All materials, aside from adhesives and fasteners, are diverted landfill – or rather, delayed landfill… (From April 7th, 2018) Before party at 7 pm, licensed, accessible, and hopefully fun. All proceeds to Wellington Water Watchers. Instagram here Fakebook here Water Watchers […]
Continuation of the university Metasequoia tree project. Work stations, coffee tables and a wall display.
The title says it all – if you need a shelf cut to length, or an extra wood piece for something, or you’re missing a hinge or hardware item – drop by. Often small fixes can be done right away, at least they’ll be looked at and then done very soon. Don’t like disappointment? Then […]
More about the Jazzland wall to come, including the installation time-lapse, and a visit from friend Dean, when we get a chance. To see the entire build process, please click on Current Projects “Jazzland” http://www.deanpalmer.ca Here’s the preview.