This is a set of three frames I made. The frames are flat black and gloss red - inspired by an old hot rod at a car show. The prints, by R.H. Phister, can be found here.

white, and blue paint. I had to ta ke it apart, sand it down, and then put it back together and refinish it to find out what a beautiful desk it was.

Designing for wood is something I've been devoting more and more time to these days. Besides just wanting to build things that look exactly the way I want them to look, I really like designing functional, purpose built pieces. I also like customizing for a particular style or space or need.

This coat rack was made to match the Craftsman style windows in my old apartment. It has copper cross pieces that tie into the other copper elements in that house. I chose

overflowed this shelf and I have a more extensive entertainment center with dvd storage being built in my brain.

copper because the warmth and character of copper fit in well with the older, classic style of the place.

I bought this desk in Seattle at the Fremont Sunday Market. All I knew was that it was a nice shape and that there was some solid wood under all those layers of white, pink, off-

This is a dvd shelf that I designed and built with leftover wood. I was inspired to do this spur of the moment project by the piles of dvds on the floor in the living room. We've since

This file cabinet was my first more complex piece of furniture. It was designed to match the style and proportions of the desk I had just refinished.

This is a current project. I sketched the bookshelf, built it in Max, rendered it in wireframe to work with in Photoshop, and then printed the views so I could continue to work on the measurements and details.