These small boxes can be used for storage, display, or simply as decoration – they will look great on your walls with or without anything in them. These playful, wall-mounted boxes are extremely easy to install, allowing for unlimited display possibilities and design opportunities. The maple boxes shown here fit twelve CD cases snugly. Please ask about custom sizes to fit your individual needs.

Dimensions: 6″ x 6″ x 6″ (Shown)
Materials: Solid Maple or Cherry
Finish:Three Coats of Wipe-On Polyurethane

Photos by Jim Dugan.

This Arts and Crafts-influenced chest is constructed from solid cherry and maple veneer. It features frame-and panel construction and wedged, through-tenon joinery. All parts are shaped and planed by hand. The version shown has a removable, sliding tray.

Dimensions: 48″ L x 24″ W x 18″ H
Materials: Solid Cherry with Maple and Maple Veneer
Finish:Three Coats of Acrylic Lacquer

Photos by Allison Seeman.

This mirror is made with Swiss Pear, a dense, fine-grained wood (and one of my personal favorites to work), and is constructed with wedged, tenoned miters. The opposing sides of the mirror are resawn to accentuate the dark streaks running through the otherwise pinkish grain. The mirror shown is a full-length, wall-hung version. As with all my work, each mirror is made to order, and can therefore be made to any size to fit your particular setting.

Dimensions: 67″ T x 20″ W x 1.5″ D (Shown)
Materials: Swiss Pear with Sterling Silver
Finish: Carnauba Wax

Photos by Allison Seeman.

Simple. Elegant. Graceful. These are not words that are generally used to describe my friend Tom, who originally commissioned this table. They do, however, describe this coffee table, which features a bookmatched top, and twelve individually-shaped and polished wedged through-tenons.

Dimensions: 49″ L x 28″ W x 16″ H
Materials: Solid Black Cherry with Texas Ebony
Finish: Three Coats of Hand-Rubbed Oil, Three Coats of Paste Wax

Photos by Patrick Bertolino.

This desk features one drawer, two pullout trays, hand-carved drawer pulls, breadboard ends (to allow for seasonal wood movement), over fifty mortise-and-tenon joints, and sixty-four individually-shaped and polished Texas Ebony pegs. There is also plenty of leg room on both sides of the desk, making it perfect for those long meetings.

As with all my pieces, this desk can be made to perfectly suit the user. The height of the desktop, in particular, can be adjusted before construction to maximize both comfort and function.

Dimensions: 74″ L x 32″ W x 29″ H
Materials: Solid Black Cherry with Texas Ebony and Maple
Finish: Three Coats of Hand-Rubbed Oil, Three Coats of Paste Wax

Photos by Patrick Bertolino.

This grate is actually a series of interconnected, wooden I-Beams which hang from the lip of the tub, creating a flush surface to stand on while showering. The grate can be removed from the tub and stacked easily for bathing. The combination of Ipe (pronounced EE-pey), a dense tropical wood often used as a teak substitute, and Spar Varnish, which is commonly used to finish boat decks, make this a very strong and very durable piece.

Dimensions: 32″ W x 4″ D x 62″ L (15.5″ / section)
Materials: Ipe
Finish: Four coats of Marine-Grade Spar Varnish
Price: Private Commission

A modern, minimalist take on the side table, this cabinet anchors into, but is set back from, the wall. The cabinet itself appears to float off the wall.

Dimensions: 62″ W x 17″ T x 14″ D
Materials:Solid Black Walnut
Finish:Hand-Rubbed Oil Finish with two coats of Natural Beeswax
Price:Private Commission