A set of six solid walnut dining chairs. Design features a reclined ladderback constructed with mortise and tenon joints for comfortable sitting, tapered legs, and an upholstered seat. The seat is easily removable if re-upholstery is ever needed.

Dining table featuring wide, old walnut boards which were harvested years ago from the Iowa farm my mother grew up on. It comfortably seats six, but can be expanded via two leaf inserts to accommodate a larger crowd.

Coffee and wine bar constructed from cherry. Features a wine caddy and shaker style drawers below a substantial cherry top made from thick, figured boards. Custom designed for the customer's kitchen and needs. An outlet extension with USB ports along with venting and cutouts for an existing baseboard heat unit allow this piece to fit into the customer's kitchen as if it were built to fit there (oh wait, it was).

Holds many sizes of books and magazines to keep your recipes handy and in view.

A handy kitchen assistant. Keep your recipes easy to reference while you do the dirty work with this beetlekill cookbook holder. Features a heavy, stable base made from actual railroad spikes.

Nature's beauty showcased in the beetekill panel and an ultra steady base made from railroad spikes.

The cookbook holder can also hold a tablet for those that prefer digital media (great for tasks outside of the kitchen as well).

Serving tray constructed from reclaimed wine barrel staves and white oak. The purple staining from the barrel's life of service, hoop marks, and elegant curves give this tray plenty of style for your next gathering.

Serving tray with a brick pattern made from beetlekill pine slabs.

Serving tray made from beetlekill pine featuring box-joint corners. Golden, fall colored Aspen leaves are preserved in the tray.