Set of 3 -- Coffee Table & 2 End Tables

Reclaimed Douglas fir 2x6's transformed into a coffee table and end tables set. The "cube" end tables continue to impress with how multi-purpose they can be. Think end table or seat or even slide them next to each other for another coffee table.

Reclaimed Wood Headboard

This is a headboard for a queen bed that measures 72" tall and 60" wide. I wish I had a picture of it with a bed in a beautiful bedroom, but you can imagine...

Redwood Slab Table & Bench

These slabs were salvaged from a downed tree in La Cañada, which is about eight miles from my shop. And these are some of the most beautiful slabs I've seen.

Patchwork Dining Table w/ Wood Base

It has been a streak of patchwork dining tables lately. This one measures 86" x 42" and has reclaimed cedar, maple, and Douglas fir. I love the wood base on this piece comprised of Douglas fir 4x4's and 2x4's.

10 ft Patchwork Conference Table

Fellowship Monrovia Church had me build two 10 ft tables that they could put together to create one very large workspace. You can see the table put together in the last picture. This patchwork table features redwood and cedar from slabs and maple and Doug fir from boards.

Cedar Slab Desk

This 6 ft cedar slab makes a gorgeous hairpin desk.

Reclaimed Wood Sideboard

This custom sideboard features drawers, doors, and a wine rack. The patchwork top includes Douglas fir, maple, and cedar. The dimensions are 72" x 16" @ 30" height.

Media Piece w/ Metal Banding

This piece has multi-function written all over it. Here are some ideas:
- Set your flat-screen on top and your cable box and DVD player below
- Bookcase
- Entry way table
- Coffee table

Reclaimed Wood Patchwork Dining Set

This beautiful dining set has a mix of cedar, redwood, Doug fir, and a mystery green wood that I have no idea what it is. I love the idea of using the "cubes" as seats. They also can double as end tables when you don't need as much seating.

Reclaimed Wood Bench w/ Custom Metal Base

Reclaimed Douglas fir with steel base. Check out the original saw marks on those boards!