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Hand crafted table centerpiece: riser shelf with hand-cut dovetails mixing cedar and oak. Crafted by a maker living on the edge of the catskills, just North of Ellenville, New York
countertop riser made from oak and cedar offcuts
A stack of four custom-made limited-run cutting boards. They are all different sizes and thicknesses, and they are all made from strips of different sizes of contrasting wood. Handmade in the USA with salvaged materials.
cutting boards made from strips of offcuts and scraps
Four rattles of different shapes nestle in a mixing bowl on a purple background. Each one is made from contrasting oak and walnut. Custom made by in the Shawangunk mountains by local artisan.
baby rattles made from scraps of walnut and oak
Eco-friendly wood and tile trivet made from upcycled materials. Handmade in Wawarsing, New York.
custom trivet using cast-off tiles and salvaged oak, with cedar splines for structure and decoration
tabletop shelf made from deconstructed pallets
Cheese boards and charcuterie boards made with contrasting wood species. Made in Rondout Valley by an independent maker using sustainable upcycled wood.
cheese boards made from scraps and offcuts
corner table made from pallets and worm-etched branches
Artisanal countertop organizer shelf made by local upstate artisan. Walnut and Maple contrast in a yin-yang pattern to make a beautiful bespoke addition to any kitchen.
yin-yang tabletop shelf made from walnut and maple
Hanging spice rack made from upcycled and reclaimed pallets. It has four shelves containing a few different herbs. Behind the shelf is a black cement wall. Made by Hudson Valley woodworker, Flotsam Made.
hanging spice rack made from discarded pallets
spoons and butter knives made from scraps
countertop shelf made from scraps
leaf coasters made from deconstructed drawer sides
Hand crafted cutting board stand made from contrasting oak and walnut. A stylish and useful kitchen addition, made in the Catskills, near New Paltz and Kingston
cutting board stand made from scraps left over at other woodworking shops
shelf made from copper pipes and pine construction scraps
Corner shelf made from construction scraps. The top and sides are stained a dark brown, while the back has bright red slats. A teal mixing bowl is on the bottom shelf, and other kitchen utensils and cooking tools sit on top of it. It is a practical, sustainable and eco-friendly design; a one-of-a-kind piece of furniture made in the USA.
corner shelf made from construction scraps and bed slats
earrings made from strips of leftover scraps
bookshelf made from old doors
Cube chair and matching desk with colorful holes: red, blue and green. Set on one side, these are chairs for children. Set on the other, they are desks for children. The smaller one fits inside the larger one when turned the right way. They are made of salvaged/upcycled wood in the Hudson valley by an intependent maker/artisan. They sit on a wooden porch.
child’s cube chair and desk made of deconstructed furniture
A side table that doubles as a bookshelf. The top is an open red square with six books lined up inside. It sits on four dark-stained wood legs. This is handmade bespoke furniture by a Hudson Valley artisan.
side table/bookshelf made from construction scraps
side table made from construction scraps and drawer sides
side table made from construction scraps, featuring a used nautical chart
This large side table could double as a dining room table. It is hand crafted by an upstate New York artisan using sustainable materials (construction scraps). The top is made from oak floorboards and the bottom is painted teal. It sits outside with a rock wall behind it.
side table made from construction scraps and oak floorboards
side table made from construction scraps
Candle holders made from live edge curly maple scraps. The bark shows on the left side and two tea candles are perched on top of a one-of-a-kind artisinal piece that was hand crafted in the Hudson Valley in the vicinity of Gardiner, Accord and Wurtsboro.
candle holders made from live edge curly maple scraps
side table made from pallets and oak floorboards
side table made from an upcycled pipe and a pile of scraps
Upcycled kitchen organization shelf made by Upstate artisan featuring contrasting walnut, oak and tulip poplar in a wavy design. Sustainable home decoration for kitchen organization.
riser made from scraps and salvaged bits of walnut, oak and tulip poplar
Eco-friendly studio-made spoons made from repurposed beech wood. Carved spoons of different sizes made by an independent Appalachain maker.
wooden spoons carved out of pieces of a broken desk
A line of hand-crafted small-batch spatulas made from upcycled and salvaged materials. There is a range of wood types, sizes and shapes. They are leaning vertically against a teal wall with a purple cloth underneath them. Each one is hand made in the USA.
some of the earliest Flotsam spatulas, made from scraps (of course!)

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Thank you for looking through my gallery! This is by no means a comprehensive list of all of the pieces I’ve made. For listings of small crafts, jewelry and kitchen utensils, please visit my online store. In-stock items are shipped within 3 business days. If you have something specific in mind, or perhaps a sentimental piece of wood that you’d like to see turned into something special, check out my custom work (but don’t expect anything fast). And if you’d prefer to browse in person, my spoons, spatulas and other cooking tools are stocked at many local stores throughout the Hudson Valley.