This queen size bed is built from cherry — a wood chosen as much for its character as its beauty. The legs at the foot of the bed feature a castle joint, a detail that brings both visual interest and genuine structural strength to the piece. The bed slats are milled from cypress, each one fitted to a corresponding pin on the interior of the bed rails for a clean, secure fit. No tools are required for assembly.
This coffee table showcases bookmatched Bubinga veneer over Baltic birch plywood, with the grain pattern flowing continuously across the top and around both ends. The rounded corners were shaped using kerf-bent veneer formed over a custom mold and set with a vacuum press for even, consistent pressure across the entire piece as the glue cured.
This cabinet is made from bubinga wood, featuring both solid wood and veneer on the exterior, while the interior is adorned with birds-eye maple veneer. The deep reddish-brown tones of the bubinga create a stunning contrast with the vibrant purple hues of the solid purpleheart wood used for the door pulls, shelves, and accent trim. A light embedded in the bottom shelf gently illuminates the interior, casting a warm glow through your selected beverage and creating an inviting atmosphere.
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