CUSTOM FURNITURE FOR DESIGNERS
I collaborate with interior designers to create one-of-a-kind and bespoke solid-wood furniture for residential interiors. Dimensions, palette, finishes and artwork are developed around the room. Share your project brief, target installation date and delivery location to discuss a tailored quote and production schedule.
Explore the materials, painted details and commission options for the Peony Garden Console, Secret Garden Console and Where the Ovenbird Sings.
PEONY GARDEN CONSOLE
35 W × 11.25 D × 35 H IN
Hard maple frame, red oak top and beechwood legs. Botanical artwork painted entirely by hand, with antique-gold details. Dimensions, palette and imagery may be developed for your project.
BOTANICAL UNDERSTORY NIGHTSTAND
16 W × 16 D × 22 H IN
Solid poplar with sculptural relief made from real leaf impressions, layered bronze and gold finishes, and hand-painted details. Open shelving and enclosed storage suit a bedside or accent setting.
STRAWBERRY THIEF CONSOLE
31 W × 10 D × 34 H IN
Solid pine and poplar with a functional drawer and a William Morris Strawberry Thief patterned inset. The decorative panel is paired with an individually painted and finished frame. Bespoke dimensions and finishes are available by inquiry.
Working together
01 · Project brief
Share the room, dimensions, palette, budget range, target installation date and delivery location. Reference images and floor plans are welcome.
02 · Written proposal
Project pricing, materials, design scope and production timing are confirmed in writing before work begins. Trade and sourcing inquiries are welcome.
03 · Studio to site
Progress photographs and final approval images are shared before shipment. Pieces ship fully assembled from Florida; delivery arrangements are confirmed for each project.
High-resolution photographs, dimensions and finish information are available on request for your client presentation and specification.
Trade & project inquiry
Tell me about your project below, or email birdsandgardens.info@gmail.com. This first inquiry is an invitation to discuss your project; a proposal follows once the details are reviewed.