These were another set of display shelving units for Waiting for the Sun, a sunglass company based out of France, through a client out in NY. Solid walnut with laser cut logos on the sided. They are meant to hold about 18 pairs of glasses.
Some new stuff going on in the shop. New prototypes and working on a new collection of a number of different pieces. Exciting projects in the works…
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A few credenza concepts I have been working on.
This was a project that fell through the cracks, but was still fun to work on nonetheless.
Sneak peek of a new project hopefully soon to be in the works…
This is a new project I am working on. Hope to be prototyping and doing mock-ups soon. I would love to license this to a furniture company eventually, contact me for more info!
…been experimenting with some scrap pieces from another project, time will tell if it will work out like I want it to.
A new project I have been working on…
Here are a few quick snapshhots of some of the projects I worked on while at Vintage Material Supply Co. A lot of tables for Whole Foods, and even more doors for a private residence. I enjoyed working for the guys there, great people.
Very soon I will be making the trip up north to Wisconsin, eventually settling in Minneapolis later this summer. I will be stopping at a few streams along the way. I am particularly interested in Crane Creek right outside of Crane, Missouri; it is home to the very beautiful and rare McCloud River Redband Trout (Oncorhyncus mykiss stonei). This summer will be filled with countless hours of fishing for little brook trout in Wisconsin, and I cannot wait.
The cabinets are completed! The pulls have not been finalized yet, and Chap and Maura still have a bit of work to do once I leave Austin. They are having it reupholstered, and will be finishing some of the details, such as the pulls and leather straps that will hold the hatchet to the side cabinet. This project has been awesome, a lot was learned along the way. Now my part is done and I can’t wait to see it completed in August when they drive up to Wisconsin.
I am a designer and craftsman. My specialties lie in the fields of furniture and product design. Trained as a furniture maker and designer, I am inspired by an abundance of sources; pulling energy from people like Ernst Haeckel, Finn Juhl, Dieter Rams, Jens Risom, and Sam Maloof. More importantly the decisions I make are informed by things in everyday life and the natural world. Grabbing from anywhere, I interpret data and visual information in a way that translates into my own work, it does not matter where it comes from but what I can learn from these interactions.
