Bone And Salvaged Wood End Table
This end table is made of black walnut, cherry, and poplar rescued from an old barn in Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania. The bone handles were also found locally. This piece is one of a kind, with hand cut dovetails on the drawers, and it features a tabletop and drawer faces with live edges. Shipping will be negotiated depending on the location of the buyer.
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After one year of building and apprenticing under the cabinetmaker John Landis, and three years of High School woodworking under Carter Sio, I have started designing and building my own custom furniture.
In my furniture, I strive to find a balance between functionality and artistic expression. My first priority is always building a well-constructed piece that will stand the test of time.
I prefer to let the wood itself be the focal point in my furniture. My designs are unique but not overly busy, and they are meant to bring out the natural beauty of the woods I have used. I enjoy using inlays, asymmetrical designs, contrasting colors, visible joinery, and various other techniques to make my pieces unique. I also endeavor to use reclaimed materials in my work, whether in the form of old wine barrels, salvaged lumber, or items picked up at a flea market. This sustainable practice both adds to the individuality of my furniture and reduces my impact on the natural world.
Please contact me for any woodworking project, big or small.
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