The Clear Desk is handmade in solid American Walnut and is fitted with two drawers on each end. The drawers fronts feature beautiful inset circular Stainless Steel drawer pulls. The back of the desk is finished so that can be used in the middle of the room or against the wall. The finish is a hand rubbed oil and waxed to a satin luster. The dimensions are Length 54″x Width x 24″ x Height 30″.
Walnut & Bridle Leather Bar Stools
Walnut & Bridle leather bar stools are custom made in solid American Walnut. The bar stool seat and backrest are woven with 2.25″ wide x 3/16″ thick bridle leather from one of the finest Tanneries in the United States. The leather strips are ripped by hand from a whole finished cowhide then cut to the required lengths for the weaving. The edges of the strips are burnished and dyed before they are soaked in warm water bath, then they a woven tightly onto the polished Walnut bar stool frame. The leather strips are fixed with small screws and allowed to dry and achieve a wonderful tension when the process is complete. The bar stools frames are finely crafted from hand selected American Walnut planks that are chosen for their color and grain. The joinery on the rails and stretchers are mortise and tenon with exposed Walnut grain plugs used as a decorative element. The front legs are sculptural in form with a sweeping curve on two sides, the back legs flare gracefully at the bottom. The stools have a seat height of 24″ and are designed for a 36″ counter height. Seat depth is 13″. Width 17″. The height of the back is 36 1/2″. Custom sizes are available.
Cherry & Bridle Leather Bar Stools. The stools are handmade in solid American Cherry.
The seats and backrest are woven with the finest 3/16 thick Bridle Leather.
The stool is designed for 36″ counter height. Custom sizes are available. Please feel free to call me at (231) 499 1044 or email me at info@chadwomackdesign to discuss your requirements.
The Wright Oak Dining Table with breadboard style top was inspired by 20th Century American Architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The table was designed for the dining room in a new house in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright. The craftsmen style top and spindle base draws inspiration from Wright’s early 20c. designs. Maybe best described as his Oak Park style. The angular 15/30 degree butterfly ends with thru tenon compound miter joints relate to Wright’s later more angular Usonia style Architecture and furniture designs. Dimensions 90″ Length x 42″Width x 29″Height.
The Chareau Tea table was designed for the client so it could be used as a tea table in front of the sofa and as console table along the wall. Each leg moves independently on the hinge assembly at the top and bottom of the fixed center support post. Shown closed as a console table, The table top is made from four Walnut planks, Traditional drop leaf table rule joints were used for the construction of the hinged flaps. Shown with turned walnut stools designed by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller. The table was inspired by the work of the early 20th Century French architect Pierre Chareau. Dimensions are 42″ x 42″ x 25.5″ H. shown open. 42″ x 18.5″ closed.
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Inverted Walnut pedestal desk is handmade from American Walnut solids and veneers. This unique desk features reverse graduated drawers in each pedestal and a single pencil in the center. The drawers feature beautiful Stainless Steel drawer pulls.
When I design a desk for a client I like to build a custom safe drawer in the center of the left or right pedestal. The concept for the drawer is based on one German Cabinetmaker David Roentgen’s desk for Catherine the Great in the late 1780’s. The amazing desk Roentgen designed is illustrated in the photo on the bottom right. You pull the drawer out half way and there is a small keyhole that unlocks the drawer and it splits in half to expose the internal rear compartment. The size of the desk is 54″x 25″ x 30″ H. Please click on images to enlarge.