Reclaimed cedar and repurposed railroad spikes. I’ve made several of these now, ranging from 18″ to 36″, but can make them any size you need. Two hooks per foot in length.
Made to order. Email dt@dtfabs to learn more.
Reclaimed exterior mossy wood. Holds around twelve 750ml bottles, with two small candle shelves and mixing gear/highlight bottle shelf.
Offered for sale: $320 includes hardware kit, $350 if you’d like me to install it for you. Email dt@dtfabs for details.
A simple workstation for small spaces. Surface roughly 24″ x 36″. 29.5″ tall.
Walnut, milled from scrap and stained dark.
Not for sale. If you’d like to commission a desk like this, email dt@dtfabs.
Designed with productivity in mind, this desk is big enough to comfortably hold the essentials without extra room for clutter. Work surface roughly 22″ x 45″. 29.5″ tall.
Walnut with Cherry and Mahogany accents, milled from scrap.
Not for sale. If you’d like to commission a desk like this, email dt@dtfabs.
Small dining table with matching stools. Table roughly 20″ x 25″ x 36″ tall. Stools 24″ tall, seats roughly 7″ x 16″. Designed for kitchen or small apartment where space is limited. Stools can be stored under table to save extra space.
Walnut with Mahogany accents, milled from scrap.
Not for sale. If you’d like to commission a piece like this, email dt@dtfabs.
DT Fabrications began five years ago, when I moved into a new apartment and needed some furniture. I started out working in a friend’s shop, and built myself some bookshelves, a shoe rack, and a spice rack from a lot of old cedar siding my friend and I bought for a cabin. The textures and weathering of these characterful old boards fascinated me, and while their irregularities made them tricky to work with, I was energized by the challenge and eager to do more.
The picture above is one of my first commissions, made from that same lot of cedar.
Since then, I’ve made several bespoke pieces, including entertainment centers, cabinets, tables, desks, coat racks, spice racks, bookshelves, and, once, a combination daybed/storage cabinet, and shoe rack. Recently, I renovated a completely raw, unfinished attic space into a sleeping loft, using salvaged and surplus materials, that included a skylight, expanded window, and a combination bookshelf and alternating tread stair for access.
My aesthetic is a melding of rustic and modern, with clean, simple designs that highlight the character of the material. Every piece is one of a kind, made by hand and to order, and built to your specifications.
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