Accordion Line

It all begins with an idea.

An simple exploration becomes for foundation for so much more

  • All accordion products are made from Midwest sourced ash

  • Some items are stocked and ready for shipping or pickup.

    Large items require 3-6 weeks for production

  • Choice of lacquer finish. Matte or gloss

    Larger items may have custom table tops with other material types.

WFD Classic Line

Beautiful and clean

Simple forms compliment any space and bring immense warmth with beautiful wood tones

  • Ash, Mahogany

    Available in all common domestic species

  • Some items are stocked and ready for shipping or pickup.

    Built to order require minimum 3-6 weeks for production

  • All pieces are finished in lacquer.

    Custom heights, sizes, and edge treatment

  • Made with Midwest materials. Ash, maple, and oak are main varieties.

  • Some items are stocked and ready for shipping or pickup.

    Large items require 3-6 weeks for production

  • Choice of lacquer finish. Matte or gloss

    Custom sizes available

Tambour Line

This new and exiting line of pieces are made from the form of a typical tambour

One Off Pieces

This assortment of pieces are creative endeavors of my own or custom pieces made for clients

A Tree Sculpture for the Entryway

  • This sculpture was for a house with a large and open entryway. Standing at 10ft, this sculpture brings beautiful wood tones and hand carved leaves mimicking the leaves of a zebrawood tree.

  • Stained Maple, Zebrawood, and Walnut.

A Children’s Bed

  • The client on this project wanted a sturdy children’s bed so they could rest in the bed and spend time with their young ones. I was happy to create a sturdy, knock down frame that could hold up to the most rambunctious child.

  • White Oak, and knock down bolts.

A Custom Oak Table

  • The client on this project was interested in a variety of styles, but predominantly mission furniture with modern twist. I designed this piece to be sleek with tapered legs so it would not look or feel as bulky as typical mission furniture can.

  • White oak, Ebonized Whit Oak, and Glass

A Shoji Stool

  • This Stool, inspired by Japanese Torii Gates, is handmade in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is made using traditional mortice and tenon joinery. It is perfect for reaching tall upper shelves or as an aide to kids to reach the bathroom counter.

  • Ash

Handmade Artist Pencils

  • I made these during college as part of an exploration into product development

  • Cedar, Mahogany, Cherry

    B and 2B graphite

Mesh Wood Table

  • This “Mesh Wood Table” was the first practical application of the accordion style. It is an intriguing two person table with a set of matching benches

  • Ash, Walnut

Kotatsu Coffee Table

  • This truly unique table uses unorthodox legs that are split in two parts and cut to shape to be flared at the top. This piece takes inspiration from Japanese styles and is intended to be used as a Kotatsu; a heated table with a removable top. A blanked it draped over which seals in the warmth on cold winter days.

  • Cherry

Lighting Experiments

  • Lighting is something I experiment with occasionally and here I was working with my accordion technique to make a fun wall light

  • Ash, LED

A Small Turning

  • Woodturning is one of the things I began my woodworking career with. I occasionally enjoy going back to it and playing with shapes and forms.

  • Zebrawood

A bentwood sculpture

  • I made this sculpture during covid while I was stuck in my apartment. At the time I wanted and needed more visual art in my small cramped apartment.

  • Ash