The Halden Credenza was built to do more than store — it was designed to define. Set behind the sofa in an open-concept home, its presence quietly anchors the dining area and shapes how the whole room is read. That’s the power of furniture done right: a single piece that brings order, beauty, and permanence to a space.

Mitchell wanted more than a gaming table — he wanted a place for stories to unfold. Built from walnut with a Mid-Century inspired base, his custom D&D table balances play and permanence. Cup holders, dice trays, and a bold blue game board bring campaigns to life, while removable leaves transform it into a dining table when the adventure ends. Crafted to last, it’s a piece that belongs to both the game and the home.

Thos. Moser (1935–2025) was more than a master furniture maker—he was a teacher, an artist, and a visionary whose influence reached far beyond the workshop. His passing is a profound loss, but his impact remains in the furniture he created and in those he inspired, myself included. Without his guidance, I may never have had the confidence to start my own furniture business.

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Joe’s only request was that the bed be distinctly my design and complement the existing furniture.

From the beginning my goal has always been to build furniture that serves a purpose and provides value to my clients. And so, after 4 years of college and 7 years of civil engineering I moved to serve my clients full time.

I made a mistake. Different timbers from the same species of tree can yield different grain patterns and colors. The walnut floor model that Jane and Paul saw in my showroom used lumber from Cedarburg, WI and had a natural reddish tint.  However, the timber I used for their table came La Crosses, WI and had a brown chocolate tone.

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I wanted the design to look heavy yet well-proportioned. Drawing upon the creed of the arts and craft movement I incorporated reverse-tapered legs into the design. The reverse-taper delivers a wide stance that provides strength and stability while the thinned taper adds an element of grace.