Atelier Holz

[giewontstudio]

giewontstudio.pl

three oak bowls

photo: mGgiewont

[fabianfischerhandcrafts]

Table height stool in walnut and cherry.

$400 for local delivery and pick up.

Shipping in the US and Canada.

More info here: [email protected]

[inneroptics]

[woodbowls]

[heathceramics-deactivated202111]

We’re pleased to announce a new in-store feature coming to Heath SF and LA this August. Heath Finds will be a recurring showcase featuring the works of designers, artists, and makers from our community who inspire. 

Pieces by Bay Area designer Silvia Song will be on display for our first Heath Finds installment August 15 - September 15. Her explorations in woodwork are, in a word, stunning.

Take a peek at her work above, and come meet Silvia in person at Heath SF on Saturday, August 16, from 2-4pm. Discover for yourself why we’re so excited by Silvia’s work.

[designtap-blog]

Eleanor Lakelin has designed a fantastic range of scorched, bleached or blasted sculpted wooden bowls. For more of her designs and information, have a look at her website : http://www.eleanorlakelin.co.uk/

[rusttee-blog]

[paisleyfacevintage]

[goodwoodwould]

Good wood - strong lighting options using walnut wood, concrete and colour cords from German designers NUTSANDWOODS

[itscolossal]

Table Topography: Wood Furniture Embedded with Glass Rivers and Lakes by Greg Klassen

[designvanilla]

Anamorphic Console - Asher Isrealow

http://www.asherisraelow.com/

[headandhaft]

"Mofe getting readiness!….."

[themountainlaurel-deactivated20]

[wood-is-good]

Photo by Robert Rausch for the NY Times

[mabelstudios]

This burled chestnut oak slab worked perfectly for an entry way bench. Instead of flattening the surfaces we kept the contours left from the drying process. Bow ties and back made of charred walnut. 

[danielmoyerdesign]

prizedobject[dot]platform 442 394 76 [17.375 x 15.5 x 3”] 2014

[departurelane-deactivated201711]

[really-shit]

Rethinking

Just because the clothes hanger is 100 years old doesn’t mean it can’t be done better.

Designer: Flow Design

[reblog via departurelane]

[archiemcphee]

Is it too soon to share another awesomely creative piece of furniture? No way! This one-of-a-kind insectoid armoire is called the BUG and it was designed Latvian designer Janis Straupe of True Latvia. Full of customizable shelves, drawers, cubbies and even a few secret compartments, it’s a beautifully functional piece of furniture as well as an amazing work of art.

Click here to learn more about the BUG and its myriad features.

If only Kafka could’ve see this…

[via Yanko Design]