Washington DC restaurant · 2022
A bar front that runs the length of the room.
Washington DC restaurant. Acacia and walnut fronts, waterfall quartz, and the reclaimed-timber banquette — all built by the shop.
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A service bar built around the wine.
Light hardwood, a broken geometry, a back-lit panel for glass, and a six-bottle wine chiller built in.
Sold to a hospitality client. The shop will size a bar like this to a niche, a wall, or a room that needs one object to do the pouring.
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Cathedral Heights, Washington DC · 2022
An outdoor kitchen that can take weather.
Cathedral Heights residence. An outdoor grill counter in figured sapele, topped with reclaimed marble.
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Cathedral Heights, Washington DC
A clean plane on the wall.
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Bookcases that wrap a doorway.
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Physical piece with NFT, available now. Cedar and fir: nine gestural panels, carved on the CNC from G-code written for the piece.
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A table that can take weather and a meal.
Built for a Baltimore client: a picnic table in African mahogany (sapele).
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A station wagon for a bicycle.
Cedar and pine body, one wheel, a hitch — built for a client in Manhattan Beach, California. The shop will build the odd useful thing when it does not exist.
Sold. If you need a trailer, a cart, or a one-off that has to move, start with a consult.
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Tabletops for a service counter.
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A garden shed built as a studio.
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A service island in a room with a mural.
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Drying and storage cabinets for screen printing.
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