Tables & Chairs
Tables are a basic component of the home. Make it personal.
The Jekyll and Hyde Table
Scotch elm, american elm, ash (29"h x 24" x 18.5")
February 8, 2018
Scotch elm, american elm, ash (29"h x 24" x 18.5")
February 8, 2018
The bookmatch top dining table
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Above & below - elm bookmatch table can be easily dismantled
36" dia x 3 1/2" coffee table from salvaged elm; I call it the "cookie" slice.
Right - a kitchen island with elm live edge top & shelf and maple base (47 x 20.5 x 34"h with hidden drawer and branch towel bar.
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Above - 42" x 93" x 29"(h) pine table, rubbed polyurethane on stain finish
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Elm table and bench (82"l x 42"w x 29"h) - below
Above & below - The table top was from a log salvaged from the river bottom. The base was designed to highlight the top.
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Above - This desk has a cantilevered live edge elm slab design; can be easily dismantled for moving.
Above - a pair of end tables built from a salvaged sugar maple. The tree was tapped for collecting maple syrup and the result was the darker streaks.
Above - an elm step stool secured with dovetail and thru-mortises; next are a pair bar stools (elm & ash); live edge black locust bench with dove tail joints
Above - live edge elm coffee tables which can be used as a bench.
