I created the top of the dining table for the Bandy family and matching bench from reclaimed Ponderosa pine boards with lots of milled character. To tie together the darker colors in the living room with the medium wood tones of the floor and another rustic cabinet in the dining room, I opted for a two-tone table, with dark stained Douglas Fir legs and apron and the lighter top. This set coordinated perfectly with the Bandy Doors in the adjoining room which I had previously crafted, utilizing steel structural accents and similar hardware. The clients purchased dark chairs which work great with the rest of the set. And they still send me updates of how much they love this sturdy table for family dinners and games nights.
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Truss Table
This small end table was requested by a client, inspired by a design found on Etsy. The reclaimed wood was acquired from a local camp in Prescott, Arizona. Bolted connections and bent gussets hearken back to a time of riveted connections in bridges and girders.
Superstition Table
This modern, minimalistic picnic table is a marriage of oiled redwood and welded steel. Table is 72″ long. A pair of these tables were designed and constructed for The Orchard project in Phoenix.
Barn Table + Benches
I made two sets of this original design for a table and benches, for The Orchard project in Phoenix. They are composed of reclaimed redwood deck boards. The tabletop is 36 x 96″, with two 72″ benches and two 36″ benches.
STRATA Desk
A massive custom desktop composed of various scraps of wood left over from other projects – primarily cedar, douglas fir, oak, and redwood.
SixTop Modular Table
I was challenged to build a table that could seat 12 people at once or break apart for seating pairs at six separate sub-tables. This plywood and steel 6-foot square table now resides in the upstairs room at The Barley Hound, Prescott’s gastropub.
This white wall will be a periodically-changing canvas for different invited artists.
The assembled banquet table seats three to a side.
Clean modern sensibility meets funky old bones (including stained glass) of this historic home on Cortez Street in downtown Prescott, Arizona.
The table with one section removed. The square of tubular steel in the tabletop more than just aesthetic; it is a linkage circuit of sockets and drawbars to hold the assembled table together.
One stand-alone table for two – or more.
Beautiful distressed (semi-restored) wood floor in this very old house-turned-restaurant.
Offset L-shaped legs mimic the fragmented parts of the steel square in the subtables.
Edge-grain plywood with stain.
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.
Reclaimed wood was used for the table apron.
These spiral legs of unknown origin were salvaged from an old table and reused here.
You can see where the coal stove sat for decades on the heat shield.
Trestle Table Timelapse
Just a 25-second timelapse of part of the construction of the Trestle Table.
Trestle Table
Café Table
- Café Table
Layers of plywood and OSB are refined and elevated on steel angle legs for this bar-height table. 30×30″ 42″ high. This item is currently for sale – local pickup only in Prescott, Arizona. Contact me for more details!
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