An Odds and Ends Week

Real quick, let's just wrap up the bed install and also the table that we delivered along with it. This was a fun job!

Our bedframe with the bed all made up.

The designer here did a really nice job giving this room a beachy theme. I think our bed frame goes nicely!

Painted table

Kristina spent a lot of time on this table. Entirely hand painted!

We've started working with a laser engraver to personalize some of our smaller projects. The first piece we got engraved was a bottle opener for Grace in Growlers. I think that it came out great, and Tim and Holly at Grace in Growlers were happy with it too. If you're in Kailua and want to sit and drink some delicious beer in a relaxed atmosphere, please go visit Grace in Growlers

We also made quite a few serving platters this week. Trying out new designs with different wood species is a lot of fun. Serving platters are pretty simple, but there is still a bit of design that goes into making them. If not properly designed, they'll either look funny or just won't work very well. So now, lets go into an album of serving platters. We made more that we haven't gotten decent photographs of yet.

Monkeypod Serving Platter

Mango with Eucalyptus Feet

Monkeypod Cutting Board/Serving Platter

Monkeypod Serving Platter/Cutting Board

Golden Showertree Pair

These are really special. The wood is beautiful and super smooth. Bottom board is gone but the smaller one is still available!

Golden Showertree

We sold an Aloha Shaka sign on Etsy this week! We had to figure out how to package it really fast. In the future, we'll use a regular box, but I made a little crate for this first sign.

Monkeypod Aloha Sign

Check out the sign next to its inspiration!

Back view

This is how we connect the letters on these signs. Acrylic with countersunk screws hold the pieces together. When you hang the sign on the wall, you can barely see the acrylic.