Wood Veneer Accessories

Beech and Sapele Sofa End Table / Night Stand  

This cabinet is one of a pair that we built for a customer to be used as end tables for a sofa. They actually were part of several piece set that were different combinations of European Beech and African plain and fiddleback Sapele. The top of this table has a field of fiddleback Sapele veneer with a European steamed Beech veneer inlay separating it from the solid plain Sapele border. The body of the cabinet is constructed with solid Sapele.

Ice Birch and European Beech Entertainment Center  

This media center is one of several we have manufactured over the years. We have also supplied many cabinet shops with the necessary component parts for their own Media/Entertainment Center projects. Our customer wanted this cabinet to be a free standing piece of furniture and be able to be moved easily if necessary. To accomplish this task we took the design she furnished us with and constucted the cabinet as three separate components that would integrate and function as a single piece. It was fitted with a component rack system, a cooling system and a hidden chase system. The chase system allowed necessary cables that link the media equipment together to travel freely from one section to the next and remain inconspicuous. This cabinet has since been relocated to a new home in another state.

Quarter Figured Walnut -Dining Table  

We built these two dining tables as a pair. The smaller table is a 48" round that opens to a 48"x72" table with a split pedestal. The larger table is a 72" round that opens to a 72"x96" table with a split pedestal. It took just over 1000 hours to build these two tables. The tops are made with quarter figured black Walnut and have an Ebony inlay that separates the field from the border. We constructed both borders with 12/4 all heart Walnut. The round pedestal bases are built with plain quartered walnut and more 12/4 Walnut. They split and create half pedestals when the center leaf is installed. I really like these tables and would like to build a similar one for myself some day.