Hairpin Patchwork Table w/ Removable Breadboards

As always, all reclaimed wood.

Patchwork of Reclaimed Douglas Fir

This table was about creating a patchwork look, while sticking to the same species of wood: Douglas fir. It ended up with an incredible amount of character.

A Piano Becomes a Coffee Table

This client had a vision: seeing his upright piano, which he had played for two decades, become a coffee table. Not only did he supply the materials, he also came up with the design of how to put it together. Here is how it turned out . . .

Ebony-stained Table w/ Metal Base

This table was planed and stained, with a custom metal base.

Pedestal Table

This client wanted a custom table that fit perfectly with her space, allowed plenty of leg room, and showed off a reclaimed wood table top with lots of character. This is what we came up with:

Reclaimed Wood Dining Table w/ All the Bells & Whistles

This table has all the features: reclaimed Douglas fir with original saw marks, breadboards, crossrails, a stretcher, and the decorative angled supports.

Redwood Slab Coffee Table

This redwood slab came from a downed tree in La Cañada, just a few miles from the shop. You may remember seeing the rest of the slab HERE.

Patchwork Table w/ Metal Tubing Base

Beautiful patchwork dining table with reclaimed cedar, redwood, and Douglas fir. Custom steel tubing base.

Stand-up Desk w/ Metal X Base

This stand-up desk is 40" high - as opposed to the standard 30" height. The top is reclaimed Douglas fir 2x10's from the valley with overall dimensions of 60" x 30". Custom steel base.

Platform Bed w/ Two Huge Drawers

Reclaimed wood platform bed built with very old 2x10's and 1x8's. The two recessed drawers offer elegant functionality.