A collaboration with a fellow artist, she makes the coolest leaves. Base is made from danish tines (farm implement)

Here is a simple table that was designed after a friend of mine who redecorates her house every other week. The table has 5 bay like recesses with glass bottoms that can be filled with beads, broken glass, sand, dried flowers, and whatever her head can come up with. I had a couple of exotic hard wood shelves made for it, and, since she was a florist, a sealed plexi-glass "vase". It didn't require a lot of crazy metal work, but it is one of the more fun pieces I've done.

Here are a few coffee tables I created over the past year or so. I called it the morph series. The starting point was based on "synergy", the idea of a number of small elements that when put together become stronger than sum of all of the pieces. I'm not sure if that ended up being true with these tables, but it was the start of the design process. I named the series Morph because it seemed that with one element or building block I could create any shape or volume. It almost became a challenge. I would think of a shape and then see if i could build it. As of yet, I've only made coffee tables , but I have a dining table in the design phase.