Cabinets and Furniture

Here is a small, wall-hung display cabinet. Including a fixed and removable shelf, this cabinet is perfect for storing and displaying keepsakes, collections, or personal effects. This wall cabinet is constructed from sapele and a book matched panel of bocote, giving it a warm and elegant appearance.

I designed this table to fit behind a sofa or perhaps at the end of a hallway. It was one of my first attempts at integrating detailed veneer work into furniture with the inlaid squares of matched walnut burl. The rest of the table is made from solid ash and walnut. Another unique feature is the raised top, inspired by a table I restored at a previous job.

With similar color and texture to the table shown above, this nightstand offers a more traditional look with its shakeresque frame and panel sides and inset doors and drawers. However, the contrast between the walnut and red oak, alongside the funky curved seam in the doors keep this nightstand interesting and unique.

This cubby-style cabinet offers an opportunity to display larger items with excellent storage. The sleek, simplistic design paired with lighter toned birch construction fit very well in this home.