IN FIORE PARFUMERIE




In Fiore owner, Julie Elliot, commissioned me to help design and build a twelve foot wide vitrine for her elegant parfumerie.  The piece was inspired by Japanese shoji screens and the rich, dark colors of the claro and black walnut.  Small Trade Company owner, Matt Dick, also played a significant role in designing the space, and Mimi Giboin is credited for the photography.  In addition to the vitrine, I also built a display base and ottoman joined together with hand-cut finger joints.

TABLE AND SHELVING FOR SMALL TRADE COMPANY




Reclaimed Douglas Fir flooring joists were used to make these open shelves and display table at Matt Dick's studio in the Mission.

CHARLOTTE PERRIAND STOOL



My newest creation is a reproduction of a 1950's French chalet stool designed by Charlotte Perriand, the famous French modernist.  All the douglass fir used to make the stools came from the floor joists of San Francisco's only pipe organ factory located in the Mission.

ASYMMETRICAL SHELVING

For my most loyal clients - cherry and stained maple shelving for the bathroom.

BENT LAMINATE BOOKSHELVES


These book shelves are the design of local San Francisco architect Michael Metiu. I collaborated with Michael by prototyping and building them for a possible production line. Contact me if you are interested in making an order.

LEVIS WINDOW #2


Last week I completed Levi's holiday window at Industrie Denim in San Francisco. My work here consisted of building all of the oak furniture as well as creating an actual brick wall for the display.