| OriginsBringing home evocative pieces of wood from walk on the beach.... Studying 
	   flower arranging in Japan, and learning to see the lines and the space 
	   they create with a new eye....Building a cabin, and not wanting to stop 
	   building....
  Says 
	   Kingsbury, "The threads are many. Their intertwining finds me at 
	   a critical juncture of creating functional art with my hands and time. 
	   Time spent turning over an unusual branch, stopping, shifting and turning 
	   again until the blur clears suddenly into sharp focusand the branch tells 
	   me what it wants to become."
 |  | Furniture 
	   as an Art Form
  Found 
	   Wood Furniture products coalesce far from the mill and factory. Each branch 
	   is hand-picked, dried, and placed with intention. Each finished piece is 
	   a joyful act of improvisation (essential when using unmilled lumber) and 
	   the crafter's highlighting of the extraordinary. In this style of rustic furniture, the assymmetrical forms entice you 
	   to interact with tree, the crafter, perhaps even yourself. 
	    In short: you'll neversee anything like it again. Ever.
 | "In 
	  the art of the Orient
 uniformity
 of design is
 considered fatal
 to the
 freshness
 of the
 imagination."
 
 -Okakura Kakuzo-
 The Book Of Tea
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