Jacobson Construction recently won a contract to build some office furniture. We designed it, built it, and installed it at this beautiful office space.
A 2x16 plank of antique pine stretches across this 9' opening to form the top of an electronic console.
Those saw marks belong to a 48" circular saw.
The brand says: "Hand Crafted by Jacoblini". Jacoblini is a combination of Jacobson and Cantalini (my wife's last name), and is a tribute to all the sacrifices she makes and the hard work she does for me and our family:)
These beauties are plant stands.
A single 11"x11" hand hewn timber is cut into 4 sections, each of which had their feet carved out and their tops flattened and polished.
Ahh, a lovely and delicate writing desk.
Trestles hold up this massive piece of 15mm tempered glass. A drawer cabinet floats on the surface.
A nice look at the through and wedge tenons.
The drawers don't require pulls because...
...they're push-to-open.
Hey what's that?
Umm... I'm not sure what to call it but
it's a 6x6 antique timber mounted from floor to ceiling, with stainless steel and glass mushrooms sprouting from it's base. The shelves created are conveniently located at 36" and 42" high respectively; perfect height for work or display or drinks:)
3 watt LED fixtures light the space below.
Credits
Jacobson Construction: design, build, install
John Duff Ltd: custom stainless steel hardware
Sarnia Glass: glass
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