monster cabinet

i like when furniture has personality.



i think it's safe to say this meets that criteria!


i took an old trunk, turned it on it's side, added shelves, legs and the tin eye. now it's ready to store (eat?) whatever you need to put away.

fancy scraps

i like when things feel indestructible. this coffee table totally fits that bill.


marble tile scraps with reclaimed cedar fencing.

no coasters needed.

dream desk

there is never enough storage and organization in my life.


so a desk like this makes me woozy.


i can just imagine all our s*&t sorted so nicely. i'd be wishing for an audit- almost ;).

amazing folding chairs

vintage+splashofmodern=amazing


even if this wasn't a folding chair i would be in love.

but they ARE folding chairs and i've been trying to for weeks to come with an excuse to keep them. maybe it's time for that second home ;).

window box

an old bookcase
add one window, part of one door, 4 feet& funky hardware.

the spring handle is my favorite part :).

bathroom vanity

we have a lot of catching up to do.

some of you may have noticed that i completely dropped off the face of interweb (is that what they call it? it's been so long.....). i'm tempted to list off excuses, but no one ever really wants to hear that. i do think it's safe to say that if being an artist means you are sometimes plagued with feelings of inadequacy, insecurity and lack of direction - then i'm an artist!

while all that is true, i have also been very busy. lots of custom work and fun projects so there is a lot to share. lets start with the first set of photos that sat on my camera for far too long. a custom bathroom vanity project.


the top is stainless, and we made the box and window to fit their dimensional needs.


the handle on the left is made from an old spring hinge cover and the one on the right is from some kind of plumbing fixture. the door & window had that lovely patina already- perfect for this project.