Fir

Wine Cabinet on Stand
August 1, 2016

This wine cabinet holds your favorite bottle of wine and two wine glasses. Small drawer holds corkscrew and wine glass charms. Dimensions are 55"t x 16"w x 11"d. Materials include…
“Dad’s Wood Occasional Table”
March 22, 2016

This occasional table (42"W x 12"D x30"H) is a modification of one of my previous designs. The top and shelf are of Douglas Fir saved for 75 years from a…
“Dad’s Wood Coffee Table”
March 22, 2016

The Coffee Table (42"W x 16"D x 20"H) is made of my client's Douglas Fir saved for 75 years from when his father built the family home in Seattle, WA.…
Simple Frame And Panel Headboard
March 7, 2014

This was built mostly with framing lumber, fastened with 15 gauge finish nails and 3" washer-head screws.
Tea Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Modeled after a Shaker sewing chest, this cabinet was made to hold a Japanese teapot and cups. The top is a cherry slab, sliced from the log where two…
Bowfront cabinet
September 25, 2012

This is a cabinet in birch on a base of douglas fir… there's also some cherry, framing the door panels. The finish is a quick wipe of linseed oil followed…
Tea Cabinet
March 19, 2012

A cast–iron Japanese teapot inspired this chest of drawers. The teapot rests cozily in the central cubby, while small teacups perch overhead in smaller ones. Drawers below hold necessary...
From Concrete Forms to Cloud Lifts
February 17, 2010

While tearing out some old shelving in the garage, I had a suprise. The wood appeared to be old-growth fir with a beautiful grain pattern. So I decided to redeploy the…
The Cabinet Table
September 22, 2009

This project started with the purchase of an old cabinet door. I wanted to do something a bit different from most of my other projects which seem to be big,…
Reclaimed Fir Dining Table and Buffet
May 13, 2009

As a fulltime furniture maker I rarely find time to build something for us. It was nice to take something that would be in a dump by now and turn…

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