The previous owners of our house left this cool octagonal mirror behind, so I threw a walnut and maple frame around it.

A friend in Milwaukee had some vent grates in his house that broke, so he asked me to make a few copies to replace them.

One of my kids wanted a desk with a tilting top so he could draw on it more comfortably. My dad made something similar for me when I was a kid, and I used that as inspiration for this design.

Angie wanted nightstands that weren't from Ikea, so I measured her books and this wicker box, and added a shelf at the top for plants.

Somewhere along the line, I guess I started collecting various bourbons and ryes. I made these shelves from the corner cutoffs of the dining room table.

A serving tray I made for Angie's mom from scrap plywood laid on its edge. Yes, the pattern is slightly crooked - it's a bit of a joke to play on her OCD!

Made from a walnut slab and maple bowties so the slab didn't continue to split.