SYD – Fine Furniture/Design

Category: Table

  • Milk Table

    The Milk Table came from my desire to create a smooth transition detail from a round leg to the table rails. It’s a simple detail, but adds a subtle touch to the piece. The shape of the transition detail is brought up to the top to create a fun detail I like to call furniture ears. There is a shelf at the bottom for unloading contents from the day.

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    Features – curved smooth joinery detail, furniture ears
    Options – Top and shelf could be marble, small drawers could be added

    Dimensions: 54″ wide x 16″ deep x 33″ high.
    Finish: White Oil
    Materials: Maple

    Please Inquire for Pricing, Lead Times, and Customization.

  • Hafu Tables

    Hafu Tables

    The Hafu tables came from a single question. How thin can you make a wood table without it breaking? The answer was…pretty thin if you include metal in there. The exterior of the table is all wood, and the inside of the table is all metal. The glass top allows visibility to the construction of the different materials. The name Hafu came about from the Japanese fascination with mixed race. There are strengths and weaknesses of all materials, and with this design, it’s combined to utilize the strengths of all.

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    Features – splined connection for the wood, welded metal for strength.
    Options – Metal could be left as blackened steel, Top could be stone, metal or even wood.

    Dimensions: 24″ wide x 24″ deep x 30″ high.
    Finish: Oil, Paint
    Materials: White Oak, Douglas Fir, Steel

    Please Inquire for Pricing, Lead Times, and Customization.

  • Herman Nightstands

    Herman Nightstands

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    The Herman nightstand was created to feature a shelf made that is made from Danish cord weaving. The Danish cord weaving is usually applied in seating format, but in this case, we used it for the shelf to add texture and tactile element to the piece. From there, we added flowing lines to the legs and added a drawer for your bedside contents. We added walnut spacers where the drawers meet the legs to add some definition and separation.

     

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    Features – Danish cord shelf, Soft close drawer
    Options – The top could have a gentle curve on the ends or be square with slightly rounded corners.

    Dimensions: 36″ wide x 15″ deep x 30″ high.
    Finish: Ebonized Oak, Oil
    Materials: White Oak, Walnut, Danish Cord

    Please Inquire for Pricing, Lead Times, and Customization.

  • Constantin Table

    Constantin Table

    Targu Jiu Table

    This project was a collaboration piece with Tim Cuppett Architects here in Austin, Texas. They approached me looking to create an elegant round pedestal table for their client’s home they had been building. They wanted something modern and simple, but with enough details to make it a special central piece for their dining area.

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    We bounced ideas off of each other, and we finally came to this design inspired by Brancusi’s Endless Column in Targu Jiu. There are two tapered cones made with a coopering technique (like the oak barrels for wines and bourbons) that are mirrored and stack on top of each other. Those cones are then sandwiched by two round plate steels that have a long threaded rod connecting the two.

    The table is made out of American Walnut.

    The photography was taken by Whit Preston.