The Missing Finn Juhl Coffee Table

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The Missing Finn Juhl Coffee Table

A virtually unknown “unique” table designed by Danish Architect/ Furniture Designer Finn Juhl (1912-1989) is coming up for Auction after remaining in a private collection for 70 years. The table by Finn Juhl is being sold by the Danish Auction House Brunn Rasmussen on Sept 25, 2017.  The  “Dream Table” is the star of the Nordic Masters Sale #873 Lot 1006 with an estimate of $32,000 to $64,000.


Finn Juhl coffee table

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Fairy Tale Furniture for Grandma’s Mashup

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Fairy Tail Furniture for Grandma’s Mashup

Stomps chair

Stomps chair

What a great chair to read to read your lovely little terrors a very scary bed time story. I was helping my great friend Tim Donn of TC Woodcrafers pick up some furniture for his restoration business and this blew me away.  Satyr mask on the top rail, American Empire scrolled arm that turns into an Egyptian hoof back leg.  Queen Anne Seat and Cabriole legs and leg stretcher that could have inspired Finn Juhl. Probably made by the Stomps Burkhard Chair Company of Dayton Ohio. 1859-1928.

Mud Room Cabinets for Historical House

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Mud Room Cabinets

 

Mud Room Cabinets for a Historical House

Mud room cabinets for a historic house in Traverse City, Michigan.  The pair of painted cabinets flank a new door and sidelights that I designed for the project.  The renovation included an entirely new back porch entrance and mud room.

 

Mud Room Cabinets

Details for the cabinets were developed from existing woodwork in the house.

 

Mud Room Cabinets

Ekocite Architecture of Royal Oak MI developed the plan and exterior details based on the existing structure.  The door, sidelights, and the cabinets were developed from the beautiful existing moulding details in this important Victorian house. Built-in 1900 for the founder of one Traverse Citys first banks, the house took seven (7) years to complete.

 

Plain English Style Kitchen

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Plain English Style Kitchen

Plain English Style Kitchen

Handmade Plain English Style Kitchen for European couple for a new home on Glenn Lake in Northern Michigan.  Jack Cline, Architect, Traverse City,  Jim Cooley of Cooley Contracting, Builder, Traverse City.   Chad Womack, Cabinetmaker.

 

Plain English Style Kitchen

 

Finish is English Farrow and Ball Green Smoke #47  in Estate Eggshell sheen.  The countertops are solid White Oak.  The drawers are crafted in Red Oak and fitted with painted drawer bottoms in Green Smoke.

Plain English Style Kitchen
Detail Pull out Pantry

 

 

Plain English Style Kitchen
Detail Dishwasher

 

Plain English Style Kitchen
Detail Waste & Recycle

 

 

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