Chinatown

July 30, 2019

The Harvest Table

July 29, 2018

Crafted from a single slab of California Claro Walnut that balances beautiful grain and heavy figure against natural imperfections, the top features Taylor's signature polished brass Corsets and a polished brass T-spline atop a geometric bronze base.

King Sized Charro Cabinet

June 16, 2017

A larger, semi built-in version of the Charro Cabinet, this piece conceals appliances and adds a functional sink atop a granite countertop.

Paleolithic Pangaea Oval Dining Table in Granite and Bastogne Walnut with a Walnut and Blackened Steel Base

May 25, 2017

Continuing to explore the combination of mixed materials, the Granite Pangaea Table features an woven stone and Bastogne Walnut top, while the legs display an interlocking combination of blackened steel and matching Bastogne Walnut.

Corset Table No. 3 in a Gorgeous Modern Mountain Home at the Yellowstone Club

March 30, 2017

Continuing to experiment with a carefully designed composition of glass elements amongst a landscape of a decayed wood slab, Corset Table no. 3 introduces a stepped corset that negotiates changes in surface heights..

Corset Table No.1 - Live Edge California Claro Walnut Dining Table with Glass

March 13, 2015

Our clients, in Chicago, catapulted us away from our comfort zone by choosing a slab with a significantly decayed live edge. We had total freedom to design a solution that would make the live edge functional. Photos: Sean Miller

Attacked and decayed by fungus, the live edge was left rotten and "punky", a consistency similar to styrafoam. It also created a beautiful canyon like texture that we wanted to maintain and highlight.

Our clients, in Chicago, catapulted us away from our comfort zone by choosing a slab with a significantly decayed live edge. We had total freedom to design a solution that would make the live edge functional. Photos: Sean Miller

Attacked and decayed by fungus, the live edge was left rotten and "punky", a consistency similar to styrafoam. It also created a beautiful canyon like texture that we wanted to maintain and highlight.

We chose to add a recessed, hand cut bronze glass sheet, supported by two brass "corsets" that emerge from within the slab to the decayed live edge.

The space between the glass and decayed live edge became a stunning space of textured reflections.

The brass "corsets" can be inlaid with two different orientations. For those who prefer the corset to have more of a presence, here is the other side.

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