This shop features the diverse aspects of my work including artful wood furniture, tables made by altering old printer's type drawers or boxes and build in to the piece. An early table, first shown at the ICFF was included in a NY Times article by Suzanne Slesin. Originally, my intent was to utilize the drawer as a design element. To accommodate different sizes, I cut, joined, altered and added to the drawer. Later, I included collections, having been a collector myself.
You will find examples of restored bases to which I add a top of my own.
Custom woodworking is offered but for within a reasonable distance.
Though each piece is one of a kind, I do make versions of the same table, wall piece
and jewelry. The shell jewelry evolved from my need to cut large shells.
Xena was adopted from the Animal Rescue Fund. She was found by the docks.
Having needed a second spaying procedure, I wasn't certain she was going to survive. She has controlled the vole population and I haven't seen a raccoon or oppossum in a while.