Many times i have told you that i ‘ m so impressed of the creativity of some people. Always when i see some creative idea or unique and amazing project i want to share with whole world and to let everyone know that there is a lot of creativity around us. Washington-based woodworker Greg Klassen is one of those talented and creative people that makes me happy.. Taking his inspiration from the Pacific Northwest, Mr. Klassen creates one-of-a-kind furniture pieces that both awe and inspire people from all around the globe. This creative men has been featured in several reputable magazines from all around the world. Take a look below and see the beautiful furniture that he has created. Enjoy!
River Divided
The Workshop
A simple coffee table takes anywhere from 50 to 100 work hours. I think it’s safe to say that Mr. Klassen spends a lot of time out here.
Picking The Right Wood
Mr Klassen hand-picks each piece of wood from fallen trees near his workshop; only about 20% of the wood he sees makes the final cut.
You Gotta Love What You Do
Global Success
This beauty of a table was purchased from someone in Fukuoka, Japan! Mr. Klassen’s pieces are being ordered by people from all over the globe. What an accomplishment!
Confluence
Grayscale River Table
A subtle departure from his typical work, Mr. Klassen chose a smoke-gray glass for this piece instead of the blue glass he typically uses. It’s a great look for the super-modern home.
Cedar Lake Table
Made from a hollowed cedar trunk, this table has great textures and natural colors
Using Imperfections
Mr. Klassen plays off the wood’s imperfections rather than hiding them. This is what gives his pieces such great character.
Before And After
Live Edge
eaving the natural live edge on this piece definitely makes this table unique and one-of-a-kind.
Breathtaking Beauty
This image is breathtaking. I love how the shadows from the wood creates a canyon-looking effect