by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Triangular Table #1 One of the principles that guides design of wooden objects is that solid wood moves. Its dimensions actually change as it absorbs and releases moisture through the seasons. And the force of this expansion/contraction is incredibly strong, so you...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Red Gum and...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Pecan bowl with walnut wedge It’s just about 7″ in diameter, but I think this is one of the finest bowls I’ve ever made. It was purchased as a gift by a collector from Bellevue,...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Triangle Bowl #6:...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 11, 2016
Ornaments, Christmas 2015 These sold out in a hurry! Some have spiny sea urchin shells in them, and others have goose...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Lighted Bowl #2: Leopardwood with Yellow Points The phrase “lighted bowl” comes from the use of the word “light” in architecture to mean “window,” as in “a six-light door” that has six panes of glass in it. This one was...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Lighted Bowl #1: elm with blue ring This bowl, my first to include a colored resin inlay, has a blue ring off-center in the bottom. This technique (my invention as far as I know) produces lovely colored shadows on the surface under the bowl. This one became a gift for...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Reclaimed Pine Bowl This Reclaimed Pine Bowl was made from wood that used to be a joist in a New York City warehouse. The old-growth pine is much denser and richer in color than today’s pine, and there are artifacts of the earlier use, including nail holes and...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Triangle Bowl...
by LongGrainFurniture | Aug 8, 2016
Triangle Bowl #5: Steve's Bowl This bowl has the triangular structure the other triangle bowls have, as well as two design features that were new with this bowl: color in the seams to highlight the structure; and a textured outside surface that highlights the natural...