§ Gallery — Plates & proofs

From the workshop.

A closer look at recent pieces — bowls, tables, pens, and works in progress. Every photograph is a piece that actually left the shop.

Oak kitchen table top view showing cathedral grain pattern
A grouping of six hand-turned bowls in the Redbarn workshop — maple, cherry, and walnut staged on maroon cloth
Live-edge walnut bowl with full bark, displayed on a wooden stand against a brick wall
Five hand-turned walnut wine bottle stoppers on a marble counter with wine glass and bottle
Ten golf-ball-cradle bottle stoppers arranged on a fairway at sunset
A collection of hand-turned smoking pipes in many hardwoods, laid out on dark leather
Bourbon bottles paired with a hand-turned oak bottle-stopper display stand
Auburn Tigers commemorative rollerball pen with ornate gold-tone metalwork on a turned resin barrel
Hand-turned walnut bowl with natural edge and dramatic grain
Live-edge wood console table on hairpin legs in a living room
Two handcrafted pens — one turned wood, one marbled acrylic with decorative clips
BBQ grilling set with hand-turned oak handles and carrying case
Custom oak dining table in a customer's home with chairs
Completed oak outdoor kitchen station with dual sinks and burners
Hand-turned walnut bowl displayed on a granite kitchen counter
Warm-toned wood side table with black metal legs in a living room
Custom wooden growth chart shaped like a tree with personalized names
Close-up of freshly finished oak tabletop grain
Raw log section and chainsaw on the shop floor — where every piece begins
Outdoor kitchen station in the workshop with natural light
Live-edge desk in a home office with books and lamp
Close-up of oak table leg joinery showing precise craftsmanship
Three outdoor kitchen stations in the Redbarn workshop with banner
Close-up of oak outdoor kitchen station with stainless sink
Small handmade oak table styled in a cozy breakfast nook
Antique sewing machine base repurposed as side table
Outdoor kitchen build in progress
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