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Toboggan Bench

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I found this toboggan in rough shape at our local Habitat for Humanity ReStore several years ago.  I had consequently stored it away both in and out of doors, taking up storage space between two moves and filed away on the mental heap of good intentions.

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I found it again a couple nights ago, which was good timing, because it seems fall in Prescott got short shrift (despite some long-lasting and glorious foliage for once) and we are off to the races for winter.  Cold temps and snows are upon us.

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I hope whoever purchases this bench (or long coffee table, if you prefer) will be able to enjoy this winter artifact all year round.  Stout black iron pipe legs make the sitting height very comfortable.

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To get the necessary rigidity for the bench, a piece of reclaimed scaffolding plank was added to the underside of the sled.  This piece is for sale now at Revised, in downtown Prescott.

Steel Collage Gate + Lighted Handrail

I designed and built these outdoor metal elements for a home in the tall pines of Prescott, Arizona.  The six-foot high fence and gate are an assemblage of various steel artifacts I salvaged from a variety of sources.

The homeowner needed a rail along the irregular concrete steps leading up to the entry from the driveway.  The handrail is a large #8 rebar, which is great for grip with its ridges, and is supported by paired angle posts.

Each post holds an original light fixture made from 22-ga sheet steel with low-voltage landscape bulbs.  The rail posts and lights will rust in time (though shown here in brand-new condition.)

Tin Table

The galvanized table top is itself a found object.  It was a heat shield to protect the floor from a coal-burning stove in an old farmhouse.  This table is for sale now at Revised, the upcycled goods shop I designed in downtown Prescott, Arizona.

Trestle Table

Box Shelves

I had the idea to create box shelves as a more open, modern alternative for my client who didn’t want upper cabinets in her very industrial kitchen.  The kitchen walls are tiled from the counter up to the ceiling, so the open backs of the boxes allow this subway tile to be seen.  These irregularly sized boxes are a fusion of square steel tube and reclaimed wood.

LED ribbon is an extremely versatile lighting solution
LED ribbon is an extremely versatile lighting solution
Reclaimed douglas fir studs form the panels of the box shelves while the open back reveals the subway tile walls behind
Reclaimed douglas fir studs form the panels of the box shelves while the open back reveals the subway tile walls behind
Stemware hangers keep glassware beautifully organized
Stemware hangers keep glassware beautifully organized

Dark wax was used to create a rich tone on the outside surfaces, which contrasts with the freshly-sawn interior surfaces which are illuminated by LED ribbon.  Though labor intensive, these shelves pack a visual punch that’s hard to beat.

This old darkroom timer makes a great oversized kitchen timer

This old darkroom timer makes a great oversized kitchen timer

Box shelves are a modern alternative to upper cabinets
Box shelves are a modern alternative to upper cabinets
Open shelving means that what you have on them should be worthy of display
Open shelving means that what you have on them should be worthy of display

Wolfinger Table

Wolfinger Table

Based on a dining set originally featured through West Elm, this is a labor-intensive and gorgeous pairing created from locally-sourced pallet wood.

Hand-sanded and finished with wax, each piece of reclaimed wood brings its innate character to the family dining experience.

To find out how you can get a similar custom piece created for your home, get in touch below:

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