The inspiration
My latest work was inspired by a table I made using pieces of an old wooden staircase paired with left-over pieces of wooden flooring. The staircase pieces were not thick enough, but the wooden flooring was - combining the two was the solution and led to my first geometric design. My thoughts after finished the table: "this table deserves a matching vase". And so it began.
sneak peek of the process
Common denominators of my process are:
- Simple geometrics: flip, rotate, and/or mirror the wood.
- Precision in the design, alignment of stacks, and cuts is crucial.
- Stacks are glued using water-resistant glue.
- Insides are finished with epoxy - all designs can be used as a vase containing water for fresh flowers.
- Outsides are finished with sustainable Osmo wax for shine and color intensity.
Below are some visual insights into my work process. Feel free to reach out to me if you have questions about my techniques and work!
