This live edge cherry bowl has two separate finishing techniques applied to it. One on the interior, another on the exterior, making this a one-of-a-kind decorative bowl. The interior has a patinated silver leaf finish. The carved exterior is enhanced by using a dry brush technique to simulate leather.The curly maple top is supported by an inverted base, reminiscent of ash wagon wheels. The curved dovetailed drawer is an essential visual element of this table, large enough to command attention, but small enough so as not to distract from the overall organic flow of the piece. The finish is a mixture of boiled linseed oil, tung oil, and varnish.

Spalted tamarid top and walnut box, featuring a tilting top and birdseye maple interior.

Turned from a cherry log; this bowl celebrates both the sap and heartwood elements of the log which gives it its distinctive features while at the same time retaining the bark. To emphasize its beauty, the bowl is finished with walnut oil to provide a smooth hand-rubbed finish.

The defining feature of a hollow form bowl is its significantly smaller opening relative to its maximum diameter. As decorative object, its beauty comes from a combination of what you see and what you do not. Its structure is intended to create a sense of mystery and elegance. Finished in walnut oil, the gain structure of the basswood shines through.

Turned from a cherry log; this bowl celebrates both the sap and heartwood elements of the log which gives it its distinctive features while at the same time retaining the bark. To emphasize its beauty, the bowl is finished with walnut oil to provide a smooth hand-rubbed finish.

This small Cherry sculpted wooden box is finished in a two-tone milk paint finish which allows the carved texture of the box to come to life.