Live Edge Walnut Credenza on a Black Steel Base "St. Clair Credenza"

The alter dining table mixes the natural wood grain of a solid a walnut slab and the modern geometric elements of a blackened steel and walnut base to form an item that will make a s...

The Farnsworth coffee table shows off the natural beauty of a unique live edge black walnut slab. It is set on top of a structurally sound matte black steel powder-coated base. This ...

Two sister slabs of figured walnut create an asymmetrical waterfall coffee table with an organic live edge. Contrasted with a solid blackened steel base. Undermount walnut shelf,...

The Gladstone dining table is made of a unique solid claro walnut book matched live edge top with blackened steel legs with solid wood accents. This organic modern piece is very uniq...

When floor space is limited hang it on the wall. Hang low below your flat screen TV, a bit higher in the dining room or entryway, or higher still combining mutiples as shelving. This...

Elegant Black Walnut Sideboard – A Masterful Blend of Shaker Tradition and Modernist Design This solid black walnut sideboard, handcrafted by master craf...

Inspired by the simplicity of Asian furniture and a nod to mid-century modern the Vivian credenza speaks to elegance and function. The sliding doors allow for easy access to the stor...

The Ebb & Flow credenza was inspired by our observations of an ocean worn cliff face on the wild West Coast of New Zealand. Our search for design inspiration took us on an adventure to the Truman Track - a walk through unspoiled subtropical forest where ancient native trees tower above thickets of vine and palms. The track emerges on a spectacular coastline with cliffs, caverns, and a waterfall that plummets straight onto a rock-strewn beach. The Ebb & Flow credenza is our representation of the powerful ocean forces that have shaped the natural landscape of New Zealand. The credenza is made from a matai tree (New Zealand native tree) rescued from a river on the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand. This sustainable timber, naturally felled by nature, has been carbon dated at over 1500 years old. The trees location co-ordinates are inscribed on a stainless Tréology tag and attached to the credenza, connecting the owner to a unique piece of New Zealand nature. The credenza has two hinged doors with an adjustable timber shelf...