Geometric Furniture Collection

The geometric furniture collection includes a coffee table and end table that I designed and built. Both pieces have a similar design language and are made from solid wood.

Here is a photograph of the end table. The body of the piece is made from bleached Ash and the leg is Poplar with a hand cut original veneer pattern.

Here is a photograph of the end table. The body of the piece is made from bleached Ash and the leg is Poplar with a hand cut original veneer pattern.

The piece has two drawers that can be opened from either side of the table.

The piece has two drawers that can be opened from either side of the table.

Here is a process photo of the table before I applied the veneer to the leg.

Here is a process photo of the table before I applied the veneer to the leg.

Here is the Veneer pattern I created for the leg. This pattern is made from Ash, Walnut, and Lace Wood Veneer that I cut into 1/2”x 3” strips and then assembled into this pattern.

Here is the Veneer pattern I created for the leg. This pattern is made from Ash, Walnut, and Lace Wood Veneer that I cut into 1/2”x 3” strips and then assembled into this pattern.

Here is a photo of the the finished piece.

Here is a photo of the the finished piece.

Here is a photograph of the coffee table. It is a simplified version of the end table. Magazines can be stored in the opening below the table top. The body and legs of the table are solid Oak. The legs on the table have been burned to give them a dark contrasting finish.

Here is a photograph of the coffee table. It is a simplified version of the end table. Magazines can be stored in the opening below the table top. The body and legs of the table are solid Oak. The legs on the table have been burned to give them a dark contrasting finish.

Here is a rendering of the table. It could be customized and built with other materials and finishes.

Here is a rendering of the table. It could be customized and built with other materials and finishes.

 
Here is a drawing showing the basic dimensions of the table.

Here is a drawing showing the basic dimensions of the table.

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