Small Mid Century Modern Style Reclaimed Red Oak Cantilever Desk 1
Small Mid Century Modern Style Reclaimed Red Oak Cantilever Desk 2
Small Mid Century Modern Style Reclaimed Red Oak Cantilever Desk 3
Small Mid Century Modern Style Reclaimed Red Oak Cantilever Desk 4

Small Mid Century Modern Style Reclaimed Red Oak Cantilever Desk

$800

This cozy little desk is the perfect mobile workspace, the top measuring, 23.5" deep by 22" wide, standing at a height of 27.5". The material for the frame is red oak reclaimed from some church pews found locally in Chicago, finished with boiled linseed oil. The top is currently unfinished pine, but can be made out of almost any material upon request.

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Will Rudolph

Will Rudolph

Rudolph Woodworks

Chicago, IL
Member since: 2015
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My career in building began with theatrical carpentry and design. I worked for four years in the Scene Shop at Colorado College, helping to build and create anything necessary for a wide range of performances. From very detailed intimate sets to large overwhelming sets that took up the entire theatre. This job taught me a lot of general construction basics as well as some invaluable design experience. I still like to see much of what I build now through the lens of theatrical design.

After graduating with a degree in theatre from Colorado College I wanted to learn some of the finer side of woodworking. I was lucky enough to find an entry level job at Childspace LLC, in Colorado Springs, a company focusing on making high end children's furniture, toys, and scientific learning devices. I took the opportunity working there to learn everything I could about fine woodworking, joinery, finishing, use of almost any imaginable power and hand tool.

What I have learned most from both of these jobs, outside of the physical skills of construction is an ability design playfully and thoughtfully. Whether it is for an audience or a child, I believe we crave forms that are personable, that we can interact with, that tell a story (or really that add to a story that's already being told).

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