You probably need more plants in your house. Put them in these.
Up-cycled pallet board and copper pipe planter
Up-cycled pallet board planter with hairpin legs
Plywood and copper pipe planter
Lighting has a profound effect on our experience of a space. It can affect our mood, sleep, and, perhaps most importantly, how attractive we appear to our guests. The three keys to a properly-lit space are (1) multiple sources of light, (2) emanating, whenever possible, from above the eye-level pointing up, or below eye-level pointing down, (3) all of which are dimmable. If you’re contemplating these principles while staring at that scorching, boob-shaped overhead light your building puts in every apartment, you’re ready to see things in a new light.
“The hanging gardens of Halsey St.” Custom lighting and planter installation in Newark, NJ.
Custom kitchen lighting installation in Jersey City, NJ.
Custom living room lighting installation in Jersey City, NJ.
Light without ceilings.
Various lighting on outdoor terrace.
Custom copper pipe lamp with turquoise cages.
Coffee, side, and end tables.
Pine and steel “Amsterdam” style table
Blairstown barnwood and pipe side table
Glass, plywood and steel nightstand
Dining tables, console tables, outdoor tables, writing tables/desks.
Plywood and steel dining table
Food pallet and greenhouse glass conference table
Plywood and reclaimed steel writing desk
Oak, steel and glass console table
Dock board and steel pipe dinning table
Evidently, baggo and cornhole are not, in fact, the same game by different names. I’d go on, but this story has already become pretty boring. Below you’ll find a picture of an adorable genius playing with some well-sanded pine. Enjoy.
Cornhole boards and drink stands
Cornhole boards in progress
Future Nobel-laureate for kick-boxing playing with custom block set
Custom block set
Shelves are the tables of the walls.
Maple and steel shelf with towel rack
Steel and pine clothing ladder
Maple and steel hamper
Ikea hacked bookshelf with custom span and media cabinet
Reclaimed pallet board and rebar recycling crate (open)
Recycling crate (closed)
Felled weed-tree cherrywood and steel coat rack
Felled weed-tree walnut and steel entryway shelf
Wall-fixed “armoire” (when it was just an overbuild shelf)
Wall-fixed plywood “armoire”
Wooden cutting boards are self-sanitizing (sort of). Water, and bacteria contained therein, is drawn into the wood’s pores, where it becomes trapped until the board dries out. When the board is dry, the bacteria is dead. That’s why plants’ vascular tissue is often referred to as “the bacteria-sucking guardian angel straws of life” in the botanical community.
Walnut, oak and cherry end-grain cutting board (close-up)
Walnut, oak and cherry end-grain cutting board
Spalted maple, crafted from from would-be firewood
Maple and walnut, crafted from…old cutting boards.
Up-cycled hardwood pallet cutting board with removable tray
Pallet wood cutting board
Walnut, maple, cherry and mahogany cutting board with removable tray. “The O’Halloran Board, 2017”
Some art, some decor.
Custom painted mirror with copper edge-banding
Walnut frame with 1950’s map of Texas
Four panel canvas modern art
My 13-year-old self would be aghast at my 32-year-old self’s enthusiasm for antiques. But that kid was an idiot.
Refurbished 1960’s console cabinet
Refurbished mirror
Lamps.
Double-bulb copper standing lamp
Coasters, coat racks, and other handy household items. Also, phone holders.
Walnut, mahogany and maple coasters/trivets with steel rack
Walnut and brass earring rack
Custom car phone holder
Pine and copper radiator cover
Up-cycled wood and steel coat rack
Close-up view of wood and steel coat rack
Plywood phone holder
