This custom quater sawn white oak table measures 42” x 108” , seats up to 10, and features interesting framed pedestals and joinery.

I was lucky enough to come across this exquisite walnut burl slab years back, and it sat in the corner of my shop for 5 years before I decided to make it into a coffee table. 48” x 40” x 15”

I was asked to create a table for one of Vancouver’s top Chefs, and came up with this walnut split top table that seats 8. It features some complex angled joinery for the legs that compliment the angles on the edges of the table. 42” x 90” x 29-1/2”

These Nakashima inspired ash heartwood tables reside together in a beautiful home in Whistler. The nook table seats 6 and measures 42” x 84” x 30”, and the dining table seats 8 and measures 44” x 90” x 30” Small scale models were made first to bring the concept to life.

This is the second version of the Tandem Table, which had an additional design added to make the split tops appear to float above the legs. Black walnut, 42” x 90” x 29-1/2”

This new take on the traditional farmhouse table features Douglas fir wood that was salvaged from a 120 year old barn in Matsqui, BC. Seats 8 and has a matching bench.

This 16 foot long by 40 inch wide boardroom table is made of Douglas fir with steel legs and has integrated power and tech outputs.

Live edge spalted maple slab table with a danish oil finish, hairpin legs, and seats six. 39” x 60”

This six foot by six foot Douglas fir table is made from salvaged barn wood and sits on a heavy crossed base. The benches were built to work with the table and to accomodate the leather cushions that were salvaged from a restaurant renovation. Perfect for entertaining at this cozy waterfront cabin on Gambier Island.

This 112 year old Vancouver home was renovated and a wall was removed where this table sits now, and that wood was used to make the table and bench. A fun build that included removing countless old spikes that virtually became part of the wood, but made for a very interesting appearance. Seats up to six 36” x 72”

This was a rescue. An old maple work table that had spent a year outside in Vancouver with a broken leg, it was in sad shape. It now has a new life in a beautiful Whistler condo. It features a tapered edge to make the table top seem thinner, and splayed legs that are square at the top and taper to round at the bottom. It has a hard polyurethane finish, because kids, and seats up to six. 36” x 72”

Spalted live edge maple coffee table. 30”x 48” x 16” Spalting is a form of discoloration caused by fungus entering into dead trees, either still standing or laying on the forest floor. In maple, it makes for some beautiful tones and colours, much different than the mostly monotone appearance that most maple is.