1/28/10

Walnut and Marble



I really like this one. The walnut and the marble and the mirror and the concrete floor...It's perfect.

1/7/10

Open Studio




Please visit our shop this Saturday for our first open house. We have scheduled it to coincide with the second Mobile Chowdown, so stop in, grab a bite from your favorite food truck, and take a look around our shop and brand new showroom. We will be showing off some new furniture and giving a sneak peek at some lighting prototypes.

3635 Thorndyke ave W, Unit A, Seattle, WA 98119
1/9/2010
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12/1/09

Boulder Kitchen

This is one of our most recent DIY kitchen projects:











(Thanks for the photos, Magda!)

11/10/09

San Mateo Kitchen

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(Many thanks to Joe and Sarah for providing these wonderful photos of their new Kerf kitchen!)

Kerf + Eichler = Love!

10/12/09

Furniture for sale


We just submitted our ad material for the upcoming issue of Atomic Ranch Magazine. In doing so we finally committed ourselves to selling some standard furniture again. It's been a while since We've been down this road, but I think we have some things that we've developed that are too good not to share. Our first offering will be this chair, named after the restaurant we designed it for, the Poppy Chair. It will be selling for $375. We aren't quite set up for a production run yet, but we can start taking advance orders for Thanksgiving.

8/31/09

Perriand style shelves



A new bookcase for an old client in New York. Inspired by the classic Charlotte Perriand Design.

7/29/09

Quitting Time


Seattle set a new record, 102 degrees in Ballard this afternoon. It's only 90 in the shop, but that's too hot to build cabinets.

7/28/09

Packed!



We decided to try out PODS to ship some cabinets down to California. It makes a lot of sense: it's economical, we don't have to build crates, the crates don't end up in a landfill, and our customers can keep it on site and take their time unloading. This kitchen is headed down to it's new home in a San Mateo Eichler house.