Cabinets

In January 2012 I completed this 15 foot long, 5 section bookshelf. It has an irregular curve along the front of the top and bottom shelf, which gives it a wave-like appearance when assembled. The top and bottom shelf are made of walnut, the face frames are red oak, and the cabinet cases are maple plywood

This is another view along the front of the shelves.

And a view along the top, giving a look at the full ‘wave’ pattern.

Red oak vanity with walnut stain & antique cast-iron hardware

Cherry cabinet, shelf and back panel for a basement kitchen. All danish oil finish. Oak butcher block top has a food safe beeswax and mineral oil finish.

A set of filing cabinets from 2008 made of red oak, with frame and panel tops. Finished with danish oil

A view from the side, showing the drawers and the joinery on the top.

The fourth cabinet from the set, with inset frame & panel doors instead of drawers.

An AV cabinet I built in 2011, it is made of pine to match the floor with an ash face frame

One of a trio of built-in’s I made for a friend’s attic bedroom in summer 2011. They are oak face frames with maple plywood case

Another of the built-ins. Notice the knob in upper corner; the back of the cabinet is a door that opens into the attic crawlspace.

Red cedar and soft maple bathroom vanity

Small red oak cabinet-side spice rack

Red oak built-in’s, set of 4. The wedge in the arch is walnut.

Pine with cherry stain bookshelves.

A pair of dressers, red cedar, birch, and maple, with a natural danish oil finish.

Pair of red oak book shelves, finished with danish oil.