Platform 18 Humidor
We partnered with Barter & Shake, a local craft cocktail business, to deliver a custom humidor for their train cocktail experience.
We partnered with Barter & Shake, a local craft cocktail business, to deliver a custom humidor for their train cocktail experience.
My wife Susan found a full set of the exact China dishes her mom has in Germany here in the US. Of course, I thought she needed a way to store them in our dining room.
Shawn and Sandy ("Shandy") got married and put out vintage Polaroid cameras for the guests. This box stores all those photos on their coffee table.
A king platform bed in cherry with a live-edge headboard, raised on slim black hairpin legs.
A crisp maple otter, every whisker cut clean, set into a dark walnut lid for everyday use.
A few years ago I wanted to give out cigars for the holidays. Naturally, I had to invent a way for everyone to store them so I created the "humijar" — a humidor in a jar complete with accessories. This one is branded for a local business.
My nephew loves Super Mario Kart. For his sixth birthday we made him a plaque for his room with his name carved into it in his own handwriting.
A walnut keepsake display engraved with the couple's names, their wedding date, and two maple beach chairs.
Floor-to-ceiling shelving and cabinets in walnut, set against rich dark green walls with brass hardware.
My dad started building houses when handsaws and hammers were standard tools. He's been a professional carpenter for nearly fifty years. I grew up in his shop building ramps and doing random chores for extra money.
After a decade away from home going to school and working in tech, I moved back and started making things. Now my dad is retired and hangs around my shop where we combine our skills in creative ways.
We collaborate with local business owners and donate pieces for their space
If you own a business in the Greater Phoenix area, reach out. We try to do at least one collaboration per quarter. It won't cost you anything. All we ask is that you tell people who ask that we made it.
CollaborateWhat do you have in mind? A sign, a box, a table, or something you've only seen in your head? Email me and I'll get back to you personally.