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The reason behind my designs is simply this: bring art into our daily lives where we can enjoy it more fully. Life is so much more colorful and alive when we experience beauty every day!
Our furniture is handcrafted, each piece made with painstaking
attention to detail in our studio. Please browse through the pieces
below and feel free to contact us with questions or pricing
information.
Renewal
My work is a reflection of Life—my surroundings, people and events, both close
and far away. There are challenges to be faced; however, there is much that we
are blessed with. This work represents a renewal for me.
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Nature Sets the Tone Music Stand
Seeming to have a life of its own, my music stand looks like it could start dancing at any moment.
Winner of the Best of Show and Members' Choice Awards at the
2002 Music Stands Design Competition at the Wharton Esherick
Museum.
NICHE Student Awards Winner 2003.
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Leaf Chair
This leaf chair brought together my love for hand-shaping and carving and the
imagery of nature that inspires my work.
Winner of the People's Choice Award at the Haywood Community College
Professional Crafts Graduate Show.
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Segue Bench
Reminiscent of trees, where two or more branches meet, soft curves blend the two into one. Constructed using traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery and then hand-shaped using spokeshaves and rasps to achieve smooth transitions (i.e., segues) between elements.
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Segue Bench
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Sycamore Bench
This bench was my exploration into the world of curves in furniture making. The
entire structure was made using bent lamination, but it could also be
constructed of solid wood.
Selected for the International Exhibition The
Chair, juried by Sam Maloof at the Worcester Center for Crafts in Worcester,
Massachusetts.
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The Source
This work represents Nature as our source of all sustenance.
The Source was published in the book 500
Wood Bowls by Lark Books in fall 2004.
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Sunset Lamp
The end of the day, a feeling of calm, time to rest—Sunset. The unmistakable
look when the sun is low and the trees are silhouetted black against the bright
orange, reds, and purples of the sky.
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Side Chair
The reason behind my designs is simply this: bring art into our daily lives where we can enjoy it more fully. Life is so much more colorful and alive when we experience beauty every day! This side chair is an example of that beauty.
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Red Oak Hall Table
In spring 2001 the North Carolina Arboretum invited artists to submit designs for a table to be used as the centerpiece display for the Arboretum’s renowned Bonsai Collection. From the designs submitted, this table design was selected and commissioned.
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