Very honored to have our Cedar Garden Bench featured in Fine Woodworking magazine(June 2016)! We originally designed and built a series of these outdoor benches in Port Orford Cedar for the Chuang Yen Monastery in Carmel, NY. The design caught the eye of one of the editors at Fine Woodworking and they commissioned us to discuss and demonstrate the construction of the piece. What a thrill to be seen in such esteemed company…!
The Randolph School in Wappingers Falls, NY is embarking on an ambitious project – the construction of “The Studios” a new building dedicated to the study of art and music! Learn more here: www.randolphschoolgiving.org
Come to their art auction,”Expansion”, on April 30th at The Howland Center in Beacon to help raise funds! Very proud to have contributed one of our black walnut X-tables to the live auction.
Hope to see you there!
(Thanks to Ethan Harrison for the fantastic photo and to Daniel Weise for all around coordination and putting together this lovely postcard!)
Many thanks to Debra Bresnan and Upstater Magazine for this thoughtfully-written profile in their Spring 2016 issue!
Come up to New Paltz, NY to see our piece in this fun group show of design work at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art in New Paltz, NY. Thank you to Jennifer Scanlan for curating such a diverse and interesting show…!
Details:
Made For You: New Directions in Contemporary Design
February 6 – July 10, 2016
Morgan Anderson and Corridor Galleries
Opening reception Saturday, February 6, 2016, 5–7 pm
We are excited to bring back WORK:SHOP Holiday Artisan Market this year for its third incarnation! Saturday Dec 5 + Sunday Dec 6. The studio will be full to the brim with gorgeous small goods produced by 17 of our good friends and colleagues from the Hudson Valley and NYC. Hope to see you there!
King size bed, with shelves, drawers and integrated electrical wiring. Black walnut tree sourced near Beacon, NY. Private residence, Garrison, NY. Design collaboration with Charles K. Burleigh Design.
Outdoor pathway lighting in Port Orford Cedar for the rock garden at Chuang Yen Monastery in Carmel, NY. Operated by the Buddhist Association of the United States. Collaboration with native plant landscape designer, Landscape Restorations.
A nice photo essay taken at Tempura Matsui on www.nyeater.com this week!
Thank you Steven Hall and Hall Company for this lovely writeup about The Woods of Tempura Matsui!!
Very proud to install our black walnut and white oak countertops at Tempura Matsui, a groundbreaking new restaurant in NYC! Grand opening is this week at 222 E 39th Street. A collaboration with the super talented team at YT Design.
Thank you Steven Hall for this lovely blog post telling the story behind “The Woods of Tempura Matsui“!
For more about Tempura Matsui, see the profile that appeared recently in the New York Times.
And Martha Stewart’s blog post about her amazing meal at Matsui!
A nice photo essay on the project on NY Eater.
Check out CNBC’s video profile of Jessica that was broadcast on June 15. The piece is part of their series “Escaping the Cube” about professionals who leave the financial industry to pursue personal passions.
Fun to spend a day doing a shoot with CNBC who are covering our studio as part of their “Escaping the Cube” series! Stay tuned… our piece is scheduled to be broadcast during their Power Lunch segment on Friday June 5. We will post the link online as soon as it is available!
Outdoor benches in all-weather Port Orford Cedar for the rock garden at Chuang Yen Monastery, operated by the Buddhist Association of the United States in Carmel, NY. Collaboration with native plant landscape designer, Landscape Restorations.
A king sized bed with six drawers for a residence in NYC. Collaboration with Charles K. Burleigh Design and inspired by a mesmerizing piece of Claro walnut from California.
Quilted black walnut dining table, with two removable leaves. Private residence, Putnam Valley, NY. Custom (removable!) hardware in anodized aluminum by Get Bent Metalworks. Designed in collaboration with Elizabeth Strianese Interiors. Dimensions: 9′ long (expanding to 13′ with two 24″ leaves), 42″ wide, 1.5″ thick.
So excited about our upcoming WORK:SHOP holiday pop-up sale! December 6 + 7 at our studio in Beacon. 14 amazing artisans and a cafe! Learn more on our website, Facebook page and Instagram Feed. Sponsored by some wonderful local institutions: Manitoga/The Russel Wright Design Center, The Valley Table Magazine, Hudson Woods, The Roundhouse and The Hop! Hope to see you there!
Kitchen island in white oak and oiled steel. Quartersawn white oak from a tree sourced in northern New Jersey in 2008. With custom steel and glass understructure. Private residence, Millbrook, New York. A collaboration with Get Bent Metalworks and James Dixon Architect. 91″ L x 42″ W x 36″ H. Photography by Meredith Heuer.
What a thrill to see a photo essay on our studio by Meredith Heuer included in Remodelista/Gardenista’s recent focus on Japan-inspired design!
Natural light photographer Meredith Heuer recently set her talented eye upon our black walnut charcuterie boards. Her gorgeous photos look good enough to eat…!
Excited to see our charcuterie board featured in an editorial piece at Food and Wine Magazine! We also got a shout out recently on foodandwine.com in a slideshow titled “The New Wood Artisans” about wooden kitchenware.