


This piece was designed for a young woman that loved the feel and look of the old wood but wanted to have an updated approach. The pine was procured from an building in bolivar tn. that was built in 1887. I used through mortise & tenon construction as well as stop mortise & tenon on the aprons. I offset the aprons to draw the your eye to the floating top that is delicately suspended above the tapered and splayed legs. The legs taper from 1&1/4" to a slimming 3/4" and is also splayed at a 2 degree angle to give the table a very light feel. The top I used a miter spline'd together with maple that I left exposed and proud of the top. I inlaid a beautifully figured piece of quilted mahogany to balance the lighter colored wood. I used a 5 coat oil and urethane to seal and protect the wood but let the natural luster of the wood to show.
Stained Bloom Studio
About my business: A budding business that creatively aims to tell the story of its clients through craftsmanship, dedication to clients vision, and hard work. I want every clients project to fulfill their needs and vision.
About my work: A fresh craftsmen style that blends traditional works with a more modern feel. I also do a blend of rustic and craftsmen. However, I enjoy any type of style, because for me it’s about creating art.
About me: I am a licensed contractor/artisan and have been designing/building for 20 years . My grandfather was a woodworker and I'm trying to get back to my roots. I long for the days of true craftsmanship at a fair price. I further my craft every chance I get with classes, seminars, and anything that will further me in this endeavor. I get a lot of enjoyment out of a job well done.
Fantastic workmanship. Flawless product. Communicative. I've got another project in mind for Stephen!