Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Making of the "Zephyr" dining chair.
The Zephyr dining chair focuses on a ergonomic, flowing, and rythmic backrest that cascades into a choice of three completely different seats, the Form, Flow, and Fiber. The Form is shaped to contour the curvature of the body and distribute weigth evenly. The Flow is a continuation of the cascading backrest and shares the ergonomic aesthetic and touch. The Fiber is a classic and comfortable upholsterd seat that may come standard with burlap coverings.
Ill post more pictures when finished.
Selecting the best grain from raw materials.
Roughed out frame
Joinery on front of frame
Joinery on back of frame
The Flow seat on left and Form on right.
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Cutting and serving boards are back!
For those of you who have been asking when will we be making more boards the time has come. We finally accumulated enough off cuts from boards we used to make furniture to make a run of boards to sell on etsy. The variety or species will include thick black walnut, thick box elder, black locust, and black cherry. All of which were sourced from local, eco-friendly operations. There will be a variety of sizes that range from small cheese boards to extra large sushi planks. We are really exited for you all to see the large box elder boards that have amazing color, grain, and a super wild natural edge! We will try to get these boards finished and on etsy as soon as we can so stay tuned.
Cut off's from rough cutting the boards.
Sir Maximus has a chew before the scrap makes it to the fire bin.
Wild and burly edges on the box elder.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
Walnut Stasis stools in progress.
Just a few shots of 5 walnut stasis stools in progress. Grinding, sanding, sawing, and now ready for finish. Remember All stools 25" tall or less ship anywhere in the country for only $20.00 each for the month of March.
To view the finished stools go here: http://www.etsy.com/listing/89002551/bench-built-from-sustainably-harvested
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Custom wormy chestnut nightstand
This custom nightstand is made from recycled 150+ year old wormy chestnut found here in western North Carolina. It features a hand dovetailed drawer and complemented with a hand hammered metal knob.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Cherry Relief stools with maple legs.
Here's 3 Relief stools made for the Soderland residence in Boston. The seats are made from locally harvested black cherry and the legs are made from locally harvested hard maple.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Stasis stools in black walnut and ash.
These Stasis stools feature a warm and welcoming hand carved black walnut seat with sturdy contrasting ash legs.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Selected work: The Swancy resident's counter stools.
Selected work: The Chang residents's entertainment center/cabinet.
This cabinet was custom made for this space at 5' long x 36" tall and is constructed of 100% locally harvested Appalachian hardwood. The case itself is made from richly grained black walnut with a natural edge top. The sliding book-matched door panels are made from beautiful and rare spalted sycamore and complemented with a contrasting walnut rail and style border. The cabinet is constructed with traditional dovetails for maximum strength and longevity. The shelves are a substantial 1 1/8" thick with two perpendicular supports to eliminate any slight movement that may occur in the shelf. The back is constructed of two solid panels in a rail and style manor, and features a 2" grommet hole for low profile wire access.
If you have any questions feel free to contact me at appjoinery@gmail.com


If you have any questions feel free to contact me at appjoinery@gmail.com

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