Liquor Bar Cabinet
Description Fine cabinets are technically difficult, often leading in compromises, and this large Spirits Cabinet is an exceptional handmade piece without compromise and exquisite attention to detail. This piece was designed to very specific dimensions and purpose. Made of very select cherry wood with book matched sycamore door panels. The left compartment is designed for spirits and the right for bar-ware. This is special. Features: -Process: primarily using hand tools -Select cherry wood primary case, stand, frames, and shelving -Spalted and quarter sawn sycamore wood panels on the front doors and frame and panel backs -Beautifully proportioned hand cut dovetails on the primary cabinet -Drawer featuring hand cut dovetails of sycamore and maple -Stand constructed with mortise tenon joinery - Frame and panel doors featuring bridal joints -Knife hinges on the doors -Hand carved crescent moon door pulls that are through mortise tenon into the door frame -All hand planed and card scraped -Exterior finished with oil varnish and wax Interior finished with shellac -Dimensions: h: 58″ w: 36″ d: 17″
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-Process
Machines accomplish the unrefined stage. Hand tools accomplish the refined stage. Design begins with respect for wood.
-Reshaping Modernism
I create HANDMADE MODERN furniture considering sensitivity to material and time honored techniques. The process by which an object is made contributes to its meaning. My process infuses warmth to the cold sterile reputation of modernism, thus restoring the human connection.
-Forte
Mediocrity needs the cold shoulder. We live in a disposable culture which detains us in an endless consumer cycle. My goal is to relieve you from this cycle with furniture that ages well revealing a faint background of your life past. to give joy and beauty.
-Philosophy
I’m an artisan, designer, craftsman. I conceive ideas, act upon my ideas through planning, and execute the plan within the boundaries of tradition and material. Wood is a living material and isn’t homogenous. Full of diversity in its color, texture, weight, smell, and even sound. I carefully select my material, preferring natural unadulterated wood that invokes honesty. I surround myself with my material to discover its nature which leads in my process. I do not force wood to fit a design, resulting in disharmony. Machines do not care, they are unaware and forceful. I work wood with acquainted relationship. As a result my furniture has an intimate quality, full of discovery, bearing my fingerprint. I approach joinery with classic time honored and proven methods. Beautiful and strong dovetails and mortise and tenon, executed precisely. Good joinery is an investment, it is honest, sound, and enduring. I traditionally hand plane or card scrape. Then use a finish to enhance the wood; typically oil, shellac, or wax. I always aim for timeless, simplistic, classical forms and proportions.
-In the Background
Born in Cincinnati, OH in 1980. As a child the desire to create was consuming. The love of wood arose as a young guitarist. Furniture design became enamoring after earning a fine arts and education degree from Mount St. Joseph. Studied woodworking at Haywood Professional Crafts program in Western North Carolina. Presently resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Claire Hemingway
For Egret Lamp: Oak With Curved Arm / Cotton Cord / East Fork Pottery Shade / Japanese Joinery Assembly5.0The Egret Lamp is exquisite. Michael Warnock's craftsmanship and attention to detail is of the highest quality.
PGPeggy Greenberg
For I would like a arbor with side decorative fence built5.0Excellent
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Ryan Jones
For Ryan's Dining Table5.0Michael quite simply, did an AMAZING job on a table I wanted. I had a VERY distinct idea of what I wanted and he guided me through the best materials, finishes and joinery to achieve the table I wanted. The table is everything I wanted and more. The table is a dual purpose table. Right now as a computer/entertainment center and eventually a dining table. The craftsmanship is EXACTLY what I wanted, and even improved upon by Michael, to make my idea even better than what I had in mind. He was very communicative during the entire process. I could go on, but I'll leave you to experience his work for yourselves.
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