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CRAFT

Design is intricately connected it's materials. The spaces and objects inherit the benefits and disadvantages of the materials used to create them. Without a hands on understanding of those materials, a designer is limited in their creativity to properly express their features. As part of the firm, our workshop allows the team to engage with new ideas and form a creative but tangible design environment. Below are some of the various projects that have come from experimenting and working with raw materials.

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Walnut Coffee Table

Cleanly cut from 2" thick American Black Walnut, the angles of this table express itself in a modern form with beautiful grain and figuring.

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Hammer Tap Handles

While working at the Fifth Hammer Brewery, it was only fitting to experiment with placing threaded inserts in old hammers.

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Wedding Rings

With a centrifugal caster available, it's hard to pass up the opportunity to design, carve from wax, and cast the rings for a wedding.

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Paring Kitchen Knife

High carbon steel pairing knife with olivewood handle and brass pins

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Threaded Rod Side Table

Experimenting with 1/4" brass threaded rods, this side table stabilizes through the collective tension and sheer forces of 15 continuous rods.

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Flag from the Great War

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Wine Box

This winebox is an intricate and unique creation of antique brass hardware, antique locks, and American Black Walnut.

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Mayan Walnut Shelves

These shelves were part of an ongoing style of expressing the connections instead of concealing them as most modern designs tend.

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Wine Cabinet

Made with American Black Walnut, this cabinet highlights visual compatibility of brass and oiled wood.

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Leather Baseball/Softballs

A simple project but one that quickly teaches the flexibility and durability of leather.

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Hunting Deer Skull Mount

Similar to frames, this mount was an attempt to create a beautiful setting, but not to take away any of the intricate detail of its subject.

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Archimedes Ostomachion

With over 500 different possible arrangements, this puzzle is quite the head scratcher for even those with excellent spatial sense.

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Mechanical Pencil Pocket Clip

After finding myself unprepared to sketch on too many occasions, these have become a standard for all employees.

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Boot Leather Wallet

Working thick leather is tough work but has lasting effect.

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Letter Opener

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Leather Pencil Pouches

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Chopper

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Hunters Knife

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Drop Point Hunter

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Bone Handle Small Knife

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White Bronze Coat Hooks

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End Table

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Antique Hammer, Yew Handle

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Swivel Coat Hooks

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Brass and Cedar

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Walnut Bar Stools

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Rucksac

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Bronze Bottle Opener

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Toddler Desk and Chair

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Towel Hooks

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Brewery Signage

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Coffee Table

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Crucible

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Forging

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Creative Drawing

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Wine Bottle Mount

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