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Mahogany, Cherry And Glass Coffee Table

$5,500

This coffee table would look good in your mid-century living room. It features three drawers and is made of vacuum formed plywood with quarter-sawn cherry veneer over. The top and legs are sapele, the drawer's secondary woods are ash and jatoba. The curved pieces under the glass are bent lamination ash. Also, a small piece of fused glass on the top of the round leg adds a splash of color.

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Jeff O'Brien

Jeff O'Brien

Dogwood Design

West Linn, OR
Member since: 2009
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On display…

This is where something clever is written to explain the woodworker’s mission and motivation.

Well, I make furniture. I hope that people will like it and find it comfortable. It’s important to me that furniture be engaging yet practical, artistic yet useful.

My work has been described as ‘a new take on Modernism blending the beauty of wood with a simple geometric grace.’ I find my design elements in many places. I have a few styles that I prefer, as well as things I see in nature. I have also found that combining contrasting species of wood accentuates the wood as well as the design. Living in Oregon, we have some great local wood species. From walnut to douglas fir, white oak and western maple, there’s a multitude of design possibilities. For me, building custom furniture is an adventure.

This is a second career for me. Previously, I edited video programs; they would rarely last a year- sometimes only one day. My goal is to build furniture that will last a good bit longer, more of a legacy, if you will.

So here is what I’ve made, on display. My backlog is now about one year, so if you have any interest, please contact me for more info and updates. I consider these pieces starting points, if there’s something here that you like, please don't hesitate to contact me.

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