Built from honey locust and black walnut, this toy block cabinet can be wheeled to any location in the house to build extensive fantastic block castles/constructions. Casters on the case and the large bottom drawer keep it from tipping when the heavy drwers are extended.
As a baker myself I was delighted to be asked by this young baker to construct a work table for her. It has a hefty hard maple top and a sturdy white pine base and will live up to countless dough kneadings.
To tie in with the white pine timber framing of the house I designed this staircase with massive white pine newel posts. Contrasting the white pine is the cherry treads and handrail. It features a unique goose neck at the landing and the ballaster on the second floor is removable to allow easy furniture moving. I must thank my friend Prentice Grassi for ably finishing this project when I was pulled away by other matters.
Here a winder makes good use of what little space was available to fit this staircase in. This was a heartwarming project in a wonderful and modest home. The white pine has such a soft and laid back feel too.
Designed and constructed to fit into a tight second floor office space this desk features plenty of drawer space with custom dovetail jointery and a slide out writing platform.
This was a great project for a wonderful couple in rural Maine. We used hemlock they had milled and air dried on site. Something so beautiful about fresh wood next to the old weathered siding.
