Custom Furniture Portfolio

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Wood and black metal coffee table in a modern living room

Live edge ash coffee table

📍Des Moines, IA

The client wanted a centerpiece that felt organic but still worked with their modern interior. We selected a wide ash slab with a natural live edge from a family tree they had previously cut down , paired it with forged trapezoid legs, and finished it with a hard-wearing finish that lets the grain speak for itself.

Wood: Ash | Base: Powder-coated Steel | Finish: Osmo Polyx-Oil

Live edge coffee table with inlaid wood detail for metal supports and legs
Ash log cross-section in the Elmswick & Oak workshop
Large ash live-edge coffee table with visible tree rings
Round walnut dining table with black steel base

Round Walnut Dining Table

📍Ames, IA

The client needed a dining table that could seat up to six but still feel sculptural, something that worked as a centerpiece, not just furniture. We built a solid walnut top with a smooth, rounded edge and paired it with a custom powder-coated steel base featuring a twisted multi-leg design that draws the eye from every angle.

Practicality was just as important as aesthetics. The top unscrews from the base, so even though it's a substantial piece, you can break it down and get it through a door when you need to move it.

Wood: Black Walnut | Base: Powder-coated Steel | Finish: Rubio Monocoat | Seats: Up to 6

Close-up of walnut table grain and finish
Close-up of walnut table grain and finish
Walnut lumber stock for custom furniture builds
Finished walnut tabletop in the Elmswick & Oak shop

Cedar Catio and Covered Patio

📍Iowa

This was a full outdoor living build for both the family and their cats. At 37 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 9 feet tall, the structure divides into two connected spaces: a covered patio for the owners and a fully enclosed catio that takes up the larger portion of the footprint.

The catio side was built to give cats a real outdoor experience without any of the risk. Cedar framing and hardware cloth enclose the space, while the interior is packed with enrichment: multi-level walkways, a rope suspension bridge, wall-mounted perches, a grass-covered hideaway box, and a hammock hanging from the ceiling joists. Everything was designed and built from scratch to fit the specific yard and the specific cats.

Cedar was chosen for its natural resistance to moisture and insects, making it a smart long-term choice for a permanent outdoor structure in the Midwest.

Wood: Cedar | Size: 37’ x 8’ x 9’ | Type: Catio and Covered Patio

Partially constructed outdoor catio structure with wooden framing, wire mesh panels, and a concrete floor.
Building the cedar frame for a catio and covered patio in Iowa
Finished cedar catio with multi-level perches

“The craftsmanship on this cat house is incredible! We have always struggled with finding cat furniture that flows with the decor and furniture we have in our home and this is the perfect solution. ”

— CYNTHIA S., ELMSWICK & OAK CLIENT

Walnut and maple cat bed with two-tone finish

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