Just One Isn’t Enough: Black Walnut & Bronze Patina Consoles

March 10 · Architectural Designs, Furniture Designs · console, furniture design, Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Luxury Hotels, philosophy, Robb Report, table, wood

Variations within individual wood logs are such that different segments will show a wide range of personality. These three console tables, No. 0050.1, No. 0050.2, and No. 0050.3 each have their own distinctive flavor. The black walnut tops were crafted from squared off roundbacks and are in line with JOHNHOUSHMAND‘s philosophy of using the entire tree. A pair of perpendicular bronze patina legs were then attached to complete each piece.

These three consoles are being sent off to the Hyatt Regency Atlanta (covered previously on this blog) where they will be used in hallways and entryways. These consoles would translate perfectly to the home: in a foyer collecting car keys and mail, a unique sidebar set-up at a cocktail party, or showcasing family photos and keepsakes behind a couch.

Though no matter the use it is clear, repetition of this kind is far from boring. One just isn’t enough!

JOHNHOUSHMAND featured on the Robb Report

March 08 · Features, Furniture Designs, News · Beaver Table, No. 0028, Press, Robb Report, SHAZAM, Starfire glass

The Robb Report magazine and website covers all manner of luxury lifestyle such as sneak peeks into the top hotels in Las Vegas, Dubai and Paris, review of British shoemaker Barker Black, musings on “Car of the Year 2011” winner Ferrari 458 Italia, news from the 2011 Yacht & Brokerage Show in Miami, as well as a curation of interior and home design for the most discerning tastes.

We’re pleased as punch to be included in their “New & Noteworthy” segment, featuring our sleek and sustainable furnishings. SHAZAM, JOHNHOUSHMAND’s latest collection which blends together sophisticated style and extreme feats of micro-engineering, is highlighted, as well as one of our “must-have” pieces, No. 0028 Beaver Table. This piece is both functional and visually stimulating, constructed from gnawed branches and a ¾” piece of blue Starfire glass. As the snows melt and nature readies itself for spring, this piece brings to mind renewal and rebuilding.

Be sure to visit the Robb Report for their take on JOHNHOUSHMAND.