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   I make my hand-crafted furniture in a small one-person shop tucked away in the mountains of Central PA. I enjoy making contemporary pieces as well as period reproductions and use traditional elements such as hand-cut dovetails, mortise and tenon joinery, inlay and veneering. I also like to incorporate carved elements whenever the design allows. Check out the Slide Show

   The woods I enjoy working with most are Cherry, Walnut, figured Maple, and Honduras Mahogany although I have worked with most of the common domestic woods and a variety of exotic woods. The wood I use is carefully selected for matching color, figure and, if possible, is all taken from the same tree. I use full dimension lumber as much as possible in my pieces. For example, bedposts are made from 3-inch thick stock and headboards are made from 16” to 20” wide boards. To embellish a piece I will use accent woods such as Ebony, Rosewoods, Holly, Purple Heart, and Lacewood.

    I have a deep appreciation of wood because of its beauty and timeless participation in our world as tool, shelter, fuel, and, ultimately, art. Wood is a living medium that appeals to my love of nature and function. It is my goal to uncover this innate beauty by presenting it in new and surprising forms.

 

 

 

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