The Maynard Coffee Table is a continuation of our Shaker-inspired collection in dedication to Nick’s maternal grandmothers. The perfect blend of form and function, this elegant design is crafted using 100% hardwoods ... Read more
This bench is an elegant addition to many different decors. The traditional crest rail adds a bit of a formal look to the design. Custom sizes are available. Benches up to 5' long will only need to have 4 legs instead ... Read more
Traditional joinery is utilized in this modern take on a counter top height stool. I've painted a few coats of red, applied a wash of shellac, followed by a thin coat of dark gray to give an almost faux-grained ... Read more
The back of the chair is made from a piece of steam-bent Ash. Each of the seven spindles is fit to extend through the back, then wedges are driven in to secure this joint and it is sawn flush. The texture of this ... Read more
The strong figure of a beautiful set of flame birch boards is on display here. This is a tricky wood to work, but with a bit of extra effort the results are worth it. The table base is made of hard maple, painted ... Read more
The Buxton Coffee Table is a large version of Thomas Jefferson's rotating book stand with a few interesting additions. The functionality works in a similar fashion, but being larger allows for the four adjustable ... Read more
Built from Red Oak, this jewelry box features half blind dovetail joinery, solid brass hardware, and four removable trays that are splined with ... Read more
The Maynard dresser is one of the first pieces Nick started when he and Erin moved to Vermont. Built using all hardwoods, it features frame and panel sides, shiplap backing, curly maple drawer fronts, and over 100 ... Read more
Maynard was the maiden name of Nick's maternal grandmother, Kiki. Both she and her mother played a major role in his childhood and inspired the design for this desk. Elegant, strong, and timelessly capable, the Maynard ... Read more
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