This beautiful vintage industrial desk was designed to be fully disassembled for transport through its carefully though out bolting placements. Completely hand made hand cut steel parts. Hand hammered rivets, custom made turn buckle parts, torch cut and lightly polished steel plate edges add a beautiful vintage texture to the frame edges of the steel boxes. the countertop is flush mounted concrete panels. Distressed wood was used for the drawers that house ball bearing glides with integrated filing cabinets and organizers.

This beautiful vintage industrial desk was designed to be fully disassembled for transport through its carefully though out bolting placements. Completely hand made hand cut steel parts. Hand hammered rivets, custom made turn buckle parts, torch cut and lightly polished steel plate edges add a beautiful vintage texture to the frame edges of the steel boxes. the countertop is flush mounted concrete panels. Distressed wood was used for the drawers that house ball bearing glides with integrated filing cabinets and organizers.

This beautiful vintage industrial desk was designed to be fully disassembled for transport through its carefully though out bolting placements. Completely hand made hand cut steel parts. Hand hammered rivets, custom made turn buckle parts, torch cut and lightly polished steel plate edges add a beautiful vintage texture to the frame edges of the steel boxes. the countertop is flush mounted concrete panels. Distressed wood was used for the drawers that house ball bearing glides with integrated filing cabinets and organizers.

Detail of reclaimed hardwood with worm holes, torch cut edge, hammered rivets, and bolt on leg details with stand off details.

Bracket detail at turnbuckles with vintage weld.

Turnbuckle attachment through leg reveal.

3/16” gap reveal at concrete and steel.

This custom I beam and concrete table was designed to play off the bones of this home. Two 10’ concrete countertop sections with offsetting returns key together to create the channel that houses a section of 3/4” thick glass. 2 sections of all-thread pass through cast in steel sleeves to bolt the two ends together. The base is made up of 4” I beams that bolt together at the tables center making for easier transport.

This custom I beam and concrete table was designed to play off the bones of this home. Two 10’ concrete countertop sections with offsetting returns key together to create the channel that houses a section of 3/4” thick glass. 2 sections of all-thread pass through cast in steel sleeves to bolt the two ends together. The base is made up of 4” I beams that bolt together at the tables center making for easier transport.

All-thread through bolting detail at ends.

I beam table base with bolting attachment at center.

This concrete, steel, and glass table is able to be disassembled into 4 parts consisting of base plate with steel sleeve that passes through the concrete base, the steel bracket that supports the glass, the glass, and the column. The custom water jet 5/8” thick steel parts that make up the glass support resemble a gear that rotates around a gear inlay at the table top.

View from the base up exposing its details.

The glass opens up allowing the concrete core to pass through and partially project through the table top exposing its heart the gear inlay.

Top view of gear inlay detail.

This sweet little industrial coffee table has a concrete countertop, brushed steel frame and aged maple butcher block shelf. it moves around on a rubber lined castor with screw stops.

This sweet little industrial coffee table has a concrete countertop, brushed steel frame and aged maple butcher block shelf. it moves around on a rubber lined castor with screw stops.

This concrete and steel bench defies the odds of gravity. The heavy concrete waterfall end keeps this piece weighted down. the steel I beam section has all-thread sections that pass through steel sleeves in the concrete locking them together as well as lightening it for transport.

This concrete and steel bench defies the odds of gravity. The heavy concrete waterfall end keeps this piece weighted down. the steel I beam section has all-thread sections that pass through steel sleeves in the concrete locking them together as well as lightening it for transport.

This concrete and steel bench defies the odds of gravity. The heavy concrete waterfall end keeps this piece weighted down. the steel I beam section has all-thread sections that pass through steel sleeves in the concrete locking them together as well as lightening it for transport.

Bolting detail.

This bench has a complex layering of laminated plywood of varying species, hardwoods, hand made copper and steel inlays, and intersecting ply lamn inlays. the small concrete support block has a pass through sleeve allowing the concrete and wood to be disassembled for transport. It celebrates the industrial bolting detail.

This bench has a complex layering of laminated plywood of varying species, hardwoods, hand made copper and steel inlays, and intersecting ply lamn inlays. the small concrete support block has a pass through sleeve allowing the concrete and wood to be disassembled for transport. It celebrates the industrial bolting detail.

This bench has a complex layering of laminated plywood of varying species, hardwoods, hand made copper and steel inlays, and intersecting ply lamn inlays. the small concrete support block has a pass through sleeve allowing the concrete and wood to be disassembled for transport. It celebrates the industrial bolting detail.

Inlay details at concrete intersection.

Inlay details at waterfall end.

Inlay details across top.

Concrete and steel bench. the I beam section has a hefty stall bracket support under the concretes false edge concealing its magic.

View of I beam projecting from the concrete.

Water fall side inlay detail to Pinning supports.

This small 5’ /4’ desk is made of a solid 1.5” eucalyptus slab and white concrete. The live edge meets the concrete at the desks center through way of stainless steel pins that become its linkage. The pins are cast into the concrete and receive into bored out holes in the wood section and are seated with an almost naked to the eye allen set screw. This desk is easily pulled into two parts for easy transport.

This small 5’ /4’ desk is made of a solid 1.5” eucalyptus slab and white concrete. The live edge meets the concrete at the desks center through way of stainless steel pins that become its linkage. The pins are cast into the concrete and receive into bored out holes in the wood section and are seated with an almost naked to the eye allen set screw. This desk is easily pulled into two parts for easy transport.

Live edge and pin detail from top.

Finish from bottom.

Waterfall detail.

Attachment detail at extreme angle.

This two part 7.5’ / 2’ bench is comprised of two identical parts made of concrete and Plylam. The 1’ gap reveals give the materials a beautiful break from one another and interlock off stainless steel standoffs at the support saddle.

Chrome plated steel bar support.

White concrete countertop and chrome plated steel base.

White concrete countertop and chrome plated steel base.

This 10’ / 4.5’ high top concrete table gets its stability through its I beam bracket linkage. Each 650 pound section of concrete is locked on apposing sides by the all-thread that makes its way through sleeves in the concrete. Once the bolts are tightened this table is a compiled weight of 1,500 pounds and does not budge.

Bolt through detail.

Light terrazzo high polish finish with bolt through detail.

I beam to concrete detail.

Bottom side with reveal detail.

Concrete and steel urns.

This table makes use of wood and concrete wedge joinery to lock the base spreader to the wood support legs. The concrete countertop has a receiving pocket that locks it to the leg supports.

This piece was cast off site in three sections then delivered and installed in Telluride Colorado. It has and inset reveal at the bottom along with leveler feet to give it its floating appearance.

This sharp little 5’/20” credenza is framed in 1/4” thick hit rolled steel. It has 4 touch latch drawers with a walnut veneer and a concrete top.

Details of the drawers.

This two part 10’/4’/42” table is comprised of two identical parts made of concrete and Plylam. The 1’ gap reveals give the materials a beautiful break from one another and interlock off stainless steel standoffs at the support saddle.

Details of Plylam with hot rolled steel veneer and white concrete.

Detail of 1” gap reveal.

This concrete steel and wood arm chair has an interlocking assembly.

This table is made up of concrete, stainless steel, and glass. Its proud stance gives you the sense it may just walk away.

Section detail.

Top profile with glass standoffs.

This 5 part 1500 pound concrete bench is easily dissembled by cross sectioning sections of all thread that lock the support blocks to the wall section. The bench sections are constructed of hard maple with a natural finish.

This 5 part 1500 pound concrete bench is easily dissembled by cross sectioning sections of all thread that lock the support blocks to the wall section. The bench sections are constructed of hard maple with a natural finish.

This colorful vintage industrial dresser is made of steel with hand hammered brackets, stained oak drawer fronts, concrete countertop, and colorful drawer pulls.

This colorful vintage industrial console is made of steel with hand hammered brackets, stained oak drawer fronts, concrete countertop, and colorful drawer pulls.

This concrete table top has a heavy cut glass aggregate finish and steep angled underbelly giving the illusion of it having a thin body. The center piece is satin etched glass and the base is made of stainless steel.

Concrete, zebra wood, and stainless steel jewelry box.

Hand made steel lockers. All steel brackets and locker screen frames are made of hand hammered steel with a brushed finish.

Hand made steel lockers. All steel brackets and locker screen frames are made of hand hammered steel with a brushed finish.

Custom steel mirror frame.

Steel mirror frame bar details.

This wall panel was constructed of countless layers of plywood and random inlayed wood species. The floating shelves are made of mahogany.

This large concrete dining table houses a flush mount stainless steel lazy susan. The edge detail is a wave pattern concrete.

This 3’/3’ concrete steel and wood coffee table has a distressed wood shelf, cold rolled steel frame, and concrete top.

This piece was made by pulling a mold from a 3 year olds hands and recasting in plaster. She painted the image and it was framed and hands were then bolted to the painting.

This piece was made by pulling a mold from a 3 year olds hands and recasting in plaster. She painted the image and it was framed and hands were then bolted to the painting.

This floating ply lam console houses the home theatre system and dvd player. The glass is mounted to an up swing hinge.

Ply lam side detail.

This Large 10’/4’ industrial desk has a concrete countertop and rusty steel I beam base.

This concrete tree stump is upside down and being removed from its rubber jacket mold. The mold was constructed around a very complex piece of wood.

This concrete and steel table was made for a community lunch space at Hive Wire in Scottsdale AZ.

Small concrete and steel coffee table with center cut terrazzo detail.

Center cut inlay and terrazzo finish at centerpiece.

This concrete wall that houses 2 floating hair rinsing sinks was formed using a patterned vinyl fabric creating natural ripples in the surface finish.

This Concrete and wood Urn is made up of white polished concrete with decorative glass, Sapele wood species. The wood top houses 10 portable ash containers for transporting to conveniently spread ashes. The second sealed level houses the main body of ash.

Interior of urn

Portable ash viles that are housed under this lid for easy removal for spreading ashes.