Constructed of kiln dried American black walnut with a woven seagrass seat, and a steam bend backrest, this chair can find a home in the dining room table, living room, or sun room. Over the years, it has been a favorite of interior designers, looking to blend Asian and midcentury modern elements into a seamless look. It is finished with a polymerized tung oil.

This ottoman reflects the classic Danish modern design, renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship, functional elegance, and comfortable upholstery. It serves primarily as a comfortable footrest, but its sturdy construction allows it to function as additional seating or a small side table. The organically shaped wooden "handles" on either side of the Ottoman, which allow for easy relocation and movement without obstructing its use. Constructed of American black walnut, its solid wood legs penetrate and interlock with the internal wood frame using exposed tenons, it honors Wegner's attention to detail. To ensure lasting durability, it is finished with a blend of boiled linseed, tung oil, and varnish.

This piano bench reflects the unmistakable sculptural language of Wendell Castle, one of the fathers of the American Art Furniture movement. Rather than behaving like a simple seat, it feels like a carved gesture, a piece of functional sculpture that happens to serve as a bench. Constructed from solid walnut, the bench showcases flowing grain that enhances the design. The finish is a satin hand-rubbed tung oil finish which brings out depth and chatoyance without glossiness. Light plays gently across the carved surfaces, revealing subtle transitions in plane and curve.

Symbolic of American Studio Furniture, this three-legged stool design displays a synthesis of sculptural art and everyday utility. The stool with its hand-carved design is more than a piece of furniture; it is a tactile experience, a functional sculpture, and a piece of history. Constructed of figured American black walnut and tiger maple, the finish with a blend of boiled linseed, tung-oil, and varnish provides a durable finish to ensure years of enjoyment.

With clean, minimalist Scandinavia elements, this walnut stool epitomizes Danish mid-century modern design and is a tribute to Tage Frid, a master craftsman, designer, and teacher who helped shape the modern American studio-furniture movement. It is finished with a blend of boiled linseed oil, tung oil, and varnish.