Prairie furniture,Butterfly Chandelier,table furniture,dining furniture,butterfly chandelier,entertainment centers,dining tables, and Prairie inspired designs, Rennie Mackintosh, and Stickley.

Prairie furniture as done by the Prairie Architects, custom made at incredibly low prices.

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Living Room Furniture:

My furniture is custom, usually customer-specific. All my furniture is not pictured. If you don't see exactly what you like, let me know, I may have done it before.

This cherry coffee table with smoked glass top is one of my favorite designs. Massive looking, the end details give it a Japanese look I think. 48L 30D 18H $1775.00 for something like this.

End table designed to match the piece above, one drawer, fully dovetailed in cherry. 26L 20D 24H $1625.00

Prairie style console in cherry wood was designed for a foyer, but could be used as a sideboard depending on your needs. 60L 18 1/2D 30H $2625.00

This console table was done like the one above, but in quartersawn white oak with two coats of dark mission stain, waterproof finish. 60L 32T 18 1/2D $2675.00

Done to house a collection of "spirits" (and not the kind that go bump in the night), this piece is totally custom. The artglass design was inspired by the Prairie design aesthetic (circa 1902). The companies that made the original glass and brass came for the artglass are still in business. Original Prairie style glass and came was used for these panels. 52L 42T 17D $5695.00

I tried to slightly modernize this Prairie style design a bit. The detailing on the ends has been toned down as well. Also notice that the seat angles down a bit from front to back for a more comfortable (in my opinion), ergonomically correct chair. Dimensions for chair, small and large sofa respectively - 24H 44W 31D, 24H 68W 31D, 24H 92W 31D. The 24" height is to the top of the armrest. For customers over 5' 10", I would suggest adding an extra 3" in depth of seat. Small sofa is pictured. These pieces in cherry with a waterproof finish would run about $2625.00 for the chair, $2950.00 for the small sofa and $3650.00 for the large sofa. The extra depth feature adds about $75.00 to each piece. For info on fabric styles, go to the fabrics page.

The design for this sofa table was provided by the customer and I modified it slightly. The table is about three inches taller than a typical desk, but the customers wanted a table that could double as a server. The pieces are in cherry, fabric for the seat provided by the customers. Table 31H 54W 19D. $2995.00. Chair $845.00.

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This occasional table and tabourette were inspired by the designs of the Prairie architects. Note the use of flared feet and thin slats just under the top. Occasional table 16 1/2H 36W 22D. Tabourette (small table) 15H 14W 14D. More work here than meets the eye, the occasional table as shown in cherry runs about $1925.00 (glass shipping extra), and the tabourette as shown in quartersawn white oak stained $1325.00.

A cherry occasional table in a Mission Style basically with beveled top. Tung oil finish. 17H 36W 22D. $1625.00.

The hall bench pictured was built of cherry with birdseye maple panels. Although the customer didn't need it, the seat could be made to lift with storage underneath. 36H 62W 18D $2995.00

I love the work of Rennie Mackintosh, a Scottish designer/artist whose peak I suppose began around the turn of the last century. The original "Willow " chair done for the Willow Tea Rooms in Glasgow was built in 1904 - it looks as though it could have been designed yesterday. Storage space under seat. 42 1/2H 37W 16 1/8D This hand-made, solid wood reproduction (no plywood!) can be done for about $3135.00.