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Highlighting creativity integral to my freestyle design service.
In between more creative more fun the challenge for me.

In order to make a unique and custom design, this is a perfect example of how important it is to make sure everything fits to match with your space and necessities.
Some of my projects are built from refurbished wood provided by customer then created into dreamy designs .
Here a collage of custom closets, pantry, bookshelves, kitchen, vanity, etc.

Bed Frames are on the top of my list of furniture that I like to create.

The headboard gets 80% of the attention,
the nightstands are the custom detail for ergonomic use, and
live edges to give that final accent. I love making nightstands from the same slab, cutting them with the technique "book matching" where both nightstands are symmetric mirrors.
Below are two of my favorite projects,
The Cottonwood bed frame;
when I saw those slabs on the stockyard of my provider I couldn't resist and I used them for my own Bed frame.
The "Great Illusion" on English Walnut and Walnut Burl cookies, for a customer, I had this idea on my mind and brought it into fruition.

Both with electrical features: Modern sconces, Outlets on nightstands, wireless chargers, underlit strip lights on frame. Finished with Rubio Monocoat Oil.

Every customer has different necessities, I can go from more simple to as complex as desired. So do not hesitate on ask for any kind of detail you want to add or avoid in your Bed Frame.

People who work in a desk, look for different necessities based on their comfort, this customer needed storage, hidden outlets to keep wires hidden and in order, and
comfortable view out the window to the left side of the table.
This will be a desk that my customer will have his entire life so I hand selected the most iconic walnut piece I could find, PARADOX WALNUT, I constructed a natural turn in the shape of an L on the left side, with custom patch work for flair, and
made an angled leg so it doesn't get in the way of his feet for comfortability. The top doesn't touch his legs or the drawers to the right, I made little blocks that make it look like it is floating.
In the drawers I stained the interior black, and the interior of the legs too for accent.
The other photos are a more simple project where I made the desktop from customer provided White Oak.

This piece describes my style for river tables, I love to have the live edges in the outside, and carve or refill holes on the middle edges to create a more proper harmony of the integration on this piece.
I like to complement it with black steel legs or a contrast of color on the wood, that matches with the details and style of the house/office.