Shelves
Bridging functionality and beauty, I tend to lean toward highlighting contrast and structure, while always looking to reuse something in the process. Usually that means using wood scraps, but when I can spend a few hours looking around a salvage store, I do. You’ll notice the hooks in my curly white oak and black walnut shelf, half are carved walnut dowels, and the other half are salvaged antique door hinge pins.
Shelf 2
TKKTKTKKT explanation of how it’s built
Shelf 1
Bridging functionality and beauty, I tend to lean toward highlighting contrast and structure, while always looking to reuse something in the process. Usually that means using wood scraps, but when I can spend a few hours looking around a salvage store, I do. You’ll notice the hooks in my curly white oak and black walnut shelf, half are carved walnut dowels, and the other half are salvaged antique door hinge pins.
Shelvesbuilt in 2
TKKTKTKKT explanation of how it’s built
built in one
Bridging functionality and beauty, I tend to lean toward highlighting contrast and structure, while always looking to reuse something in the process. Usually that means using wood scraps, but when I can spend a few hours looking around a salvage store, I do. You’ll notice the hooks in my curly white oak and black walnut shelf, half are carved walnut dowels, and the other half are salvaged antique door hinge pins.
built-insInterior Designs 
April 2024
Wellington, New Zealand
Bridging functionality and beauty, I tend to lean toward highlighting contrast and structure, while always looking to reuse something in the process. Usually that means using wood scraps, but when I can spend a few hours looking around a salvage store, I do. You’ll notice the hooks in my curly white oak and black walnut shelf, half are carved walnut dowels, and the other half are salvaged antique door hinge pins.
Shelves
Built-ins
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