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Moving Picture Stand
Sized for a 54”
flat screen, this piece features a drawer to house remotes or other
small items, a shelf for your cable box/dvd/blueray units and a wire chase
concealed in the leg to maintain the beauty of the lines. Fabricated in maple
solids and veneers.
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The Ceremonial Bowl
Inspired by an African basket in the collection of a patron, Kurt sought to develop
the techniques required to fabricate this shape in wood.
Fiddleback makore veneer were applied to bending plywood, with a center disc
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The handles are of
curly maple, with leather accents.
The separate base is also of curly maple. 24"dia x 4"h |
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The Nouveau Mirror
This wall mirror has styling evocative of the Art Nouveau period, with flowing
lines and graceful curves. Shown here
in cherry, it is also available in white oak, walnut and other woods as requested
by the client.
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The oval beveled mirror offers a more than adequate
area of view for the user. The cup
provides a location for earrings, other jewelry, a
votive candle or any small item desired to be close at hand.
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The Garden Piece
Hand-forged by Kurt, the base for this “beautiful and useful” piece has the organic
lines of a natural vine. The base and
bowl are of white oak, capable of resisting the elements.
The feet of the piece are shaped as oak branches, entwined by the vine, which reaches up to cradle the detachable bowl.
Carved leaves serve as accents. The
artist envisioned this for a porch, where it would stand ready for use to hold vegetables
or herbs picked from the owner’s garden. 37"h x 17"w x 18"d overall. |
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3D Connect Four
A long-time client approached us
about making a version of his favorite game worthy of continuous display. Cherry
and stained maple game pieces rest on maple pegs and the cherry base offers
sculptural storage for the game balls when not in use. |
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Serving Tray
This 21” x 16” serving tray is a collaboration with recovering heart wood,
an endeavor aimed at repurposing local material, initially from the disastrous
tornado that swept through our region in 2011. Available woods include cherry,
honeylocust and quartersawn ash. Shown here in cherry, custom laser etching is
available. Contact them to order at: www.recoveringheartwood.com
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