Kansas Ingrained

12/27/2020

One of my favorite accents to this walnut table is this knot. I wanted this table to fully embody the species, so I got creative. I had a decent sized void to fill so I used cracked walnuts from the harvest and tinted the epoxy resin with pigment that I extracted from the hulls. And then that figure that surrounds it really frames it nicely. Slick Clark Design did an amazing job with the steel legs.

12/12/2020

Working on a spalted pecan live edge shelf. One of my favorite woods.

11/30/2020

I’m planning on making some native redcedar birdhouses for the holidays. Ideal for bluebirds and wrens. If you’re interested, please send a message.

11/26/2020

Spalted walnut is kinda fun.

10/31/2020

Always nice when a friend comes over and drops a log in your yard.

07/31/2020

My customer sent me a photo of the chairs and dining table finally united. It’s the first time I’ve seen them together. I’m in love.

07/27/2020

Matching pecan night stands for a pecan headboard. (Picture of headboard to come) I love how wild pecan can get in color variation.

07/06/2020

This was a fun commissioned piece delivered to the Wichita area today. 4’x5’ eastern redcedar mirror frame.

06/08/2020

They’re lining up... @ Oswego, Kansas

06/04/2020

Floating tenon joinery with the Festool Domino.

06/04/2020

05/30/2020

The first chair of the set is done. 7 to go! As always, every piece of lumber is harvested in Kansas.