Bogen Table purple heart base with white oak top

Bogen table end view, purple heart base, white oak top

Bogen table birds eye maple top and sapele base

Bogen Table

$2,900.00

The base of this original design is a bent lamination of recycled purple heart wood from South America with a rift sawn white oak top. (Shown). This piece can also be made in a wide variety of other wood combinations by the artist. Contact us with your special request.

17” high x 46” wide x 11.5" deep

We have an unusual one-of-a-kind example of this piece available now. It features a base made of sapele wood and a birds eye maple top, with two contrasting inlaid bow-ties. This piece ships within 3 days.

Other pieces made to order and require 3 - 4 weeks for delivery.

STATEMENT
I believe a piece of furniture should stand on its own. It should be graceful, yet strong, something you never tire of viewing.
The satisfaction of designing and creating furniture by hand is the driving force behind my work. Much of my inspiration comes from the wood itself. Collecting wood simply for its natural beauty is the start of many of my pieces. I appreciate my ability to transform a raw natural resource into a functional and timeless piece of art. It’s one way of leaving my mark in this world.
Starting with a mental image and rough sketch, the process begins. Throughout construction, the design evolves in order to maximize form and function. Detailed plans are simply too confining for this approach. There is always solid, tight construction with traditional joinery that is often exposed as a design element. The lines of my designs are clean and concise, and often reflect Asian design and architectural elements.

BIOGRAPHY
Colorado native Brian Hubel has had a lifelong appreciation for nature and its beauty. He began his love of woodworking over 20 years ago and his desire to design and create in wood grew throughout college. Although he graduated with degrees in Chemistry and Biology, Brian was devoted to making woodworking his profession and started his own business in 1998.

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Awards
Best in Wood Art Category Scottsdale Arts Festival, 2010
Design Portfolio 2008, Custom Woodworking Business
Design Portfolio 2007, Custom Woodworking Business
Fine Woodworking Exhibition 2004, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Publications
500 Cabinets, Lark Books Publishing, 2010
500 Tables, Lark Books Publishing, 2009
Source + Design Magazine, 2008
Luxe Magaine, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008
CWB Magazine, February 2007
Woodworker West November/December 2005
The Gazette, August 27, 2004

Flair Bench

$5,200.00

Floating bubinga seats atop a sculpted Cherry base. The striking design of the Flare Bench can be made in one to three seat configurations. Hand applied oil varnish finish. Other wood combinations are available.

Two seat configuration is 20" x 50" x 12" (shown).

Made to order. Ships within 4 - 6 weeks.

STATEMENT
I believe a piece of furniture should stand on its own. It should be graceful, yet strong, something you never tire of viewing.
The satisfaction of designing and creating furniture by hand is the driving force behind my work. Much of my inspiration comes from the wood itself. Collecting wood simply for its natural beauty is the start of many of my pieces. I appreciate my ability to transform a raw natural resource into a functional and timeless piece of art. It’s one way of leaving my mark in this world.
Starting with a mental image and rough sketch, the process begins. Throughout construction, the design evolves in order to maximize form and function. Detailed plans are simply too confining for this approach. There is always solid, tight construction with traditional joinery that is often exposed as a design element. The lines of my designs are clean and concise, and often reflect Asian design and architectural elements.

BIOGRAPHY
Colorado native Brian Hubel has had a lifelong appreciation for nature and its beauty. He began his love of woodworking over 20 years ago and his desire to design and create in wood grew throughout college. Although he graduated with degrees in Chemistry and Biology, Brian was devoted to making woodworking his profession and started his own business in 1998.

MORE
Awards
Best in Wood Art Category Scottsdale Arts Festival, 2010
Design Portfolio 2008, Custom Woodworking Business
Design Portfolio 2007, Custom Woodworking Business
Fine Woodworking Exhibition 2004, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Publications
500 Cabinets, Lark Books Publishing, 2010
500 Tables, Lark Books Publishing, 2009
Source + Design Magazine, 2008
Luxe Magaine, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008
CWB Magazine, February 2007
Woodworker West November/December 2005
The Gazette, August 27, 2004

Forward In Time Clock

$7,700.00

This functional sculptural clock is handmade from ribbon strip sapele wood which is wrapped around a hardwood skeleton. It features ebony wood accents and an atomic quartz movement. Only one available.

70" high x 23" wide x 13" deep

Ships within 7 days.

STATEMENT
I believe a piece of furniture should stand on its own. It should be graceful, yet strong, something you never tire of viewing.
The satisfaction of designing and creating furniture by hand is the driving force behind my work. Much of my inspiration comes from the wood itself. Collecting wood simply for its natural beauty is the start of many of my pieces. I appreciate my ability to transform a raw natural resource into a functional and timeless piece of art. It’s one way of leaving my mark in this world.
Starting with a mental image and rough sketch, the process begins. Throughout construction, the design evolves in order to maximize form and function. Detailed plans are simply too confining for this approach. There is always solid, tight construction with traditional joinery that is often exposed as a design element. The lines of my designs are clean and concise, and often reflect Asian design and architectural elements.

BIOGRAPHY
Colorado native Brian Hubel has had a lifelong appreciation for nature and its beauty. He began his love of woodworking over 20 years ago and his desire to design and create in wood grew throughout college. Although he graduated with degrees in Chemistry and Biology, Brian was devoted to making woodworking his profession and started his own business in 1998.

MORE
Awards
Best in Wood Art Category Scottsdale Arts Festival, 2010
Design Portfolio 2008, Custom Woodworking Business
Design Portfolio 2007, Custom Woodworking Business
Fine Woodworking Exhibition 2004, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Publications
500 Cabinets, Lark Books Publishing, 2010
500 Tables, Lark Books Publishing, 2009
Source + Design Magazine, 2008
Luxe Magaine, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008
CWB Magazine, February 2007
Woodworker West November/December 2005
The Gazette, August 27, 2004

Large Wall Shelf

$2,100.00

This accent shelf is handmade of black walnut with curly maple drawer fronts and ebony accents. The configuration and wood species of this shelf can be customized. A hand applied, durable oil-based varnish protects the piece.

33.5" x 38" x 6"

Made to order, ships in 3 - 4 weeks.

STATEMENT
I believe a piece of furniture should stand on its own. It should be graceful, yet strong, something you never tire of viewing.
The satisfaction of designing and creating furniture by hand is the driving force behind my work. Much of my inspiration comes from the wood itself. Collecting wood simply for its natural beauty is the start of many of my pieces. I appreciate my ability to transform a raw natural resource into a functional and timeless piece of art. It’s one way of leaving my mark in this world.
Starting with a mental image and rough sketch, the process begins. Throughout construction, the design evolves in order to maximize form and function. Detailed plans are simply too confining for this approach. There is always solid, tight construction with traditional joinery that is often exposed as a design element. The lines of my designs are clean and concise, and often reflect Asian design and architectural elements.

BIOGRAPHY
Colorado native Brian Hubel has had a lifelong appreciation for nature and its beauty. He began his love of woodworking over 20 years ago and his desire to design and create in wood grew throughout college. Although he graduated with degrees in Chemistry and Biology, Brian was devoted to making woodworking his profession and started his own business in 1998.

MORE
Awards
Best in Wood Art Category Scottsdale Arts Festival, 2010
Design Portfolio 2008, Custom Woodworking Business
Design Portfolio 2007, Custom Woodworking Business
Fine Woodworking Exhibition 2004, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Publications
500 Cabinets, Lark Books Publishing, 2010
500 Tables, Lark Books Publishing, 2009
Source + Design Magazine, 2008
Luxe Magaine, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008
CWB Magazine, February 2007
Woodworker West November/December 2005
The Gazette, August 27, 2004

Slim Table

$4,300.00

The drawer bunk of this original table design is made of salvaged Russian Olive with salvaged Claro Walnut drawer fronts. Drawer pulls are carved Ebony. The legs are ebonized Ash. Four and five drawer variations are readily available. Custom sizes in other wood species can also be made. A durable oil-based varnish protects the work. (Five drawer piece shown). "Slim" is featured on Page 170 of 500 Tables: Inspiring Interpretations of Function and Style, (Lark Books, 2009).

36" H x 36" W X 10.5" D (4 drawer)

36" H x 42" W x 12" D (5 drawer)

One four drawer piece in the woods described is available now, and will be shipped within 5 days. Other pieces are made to order and are available in 4 - 6 weeks.

STATEMENT
I believe a piece of furniture should stand on its own. It should be graceful, yet strong, something you never tire of viewing.
The satisfaction of designing and creating furniture by hand is the driving force behind my work. Much of my inspiration comes from the wood itself. Collecting wood simply for its natural beauty is the start of many of my pieces. I appreciate my ability to transform a raw natural resource into a functional and timeless piece of art. It’s one way of leaving my mark in this world.
Starting with a mental image and rough sketch, the process begins. Throughout construction, the design evolves in order to maximize form and function. Detailed plans are simply too confining for this approach. There is always solid, tight construction with traditional joinery that is often exposed as a design element. The lines of my designs are clean and concise, and often reflect Asian design and architectural elements.

BIOGRAPHY
Colorado native Brian Hubel has had a lifelong appreciation for nature and its beauty. He began his love of woodworking over 20 years ago and his desire to design and create in wood grew throughout college. Although he graduated with degrees in Chemistry and Biology, Brian was devoted to making woodworking his profession and started his own business in 1998.

MORE
Awards
Best in Wood Art Category Scottsdale Arts Festival, 2010
Design Portfolio 2008, Custom Woodworking Business
Design Portfolio 2007, Custom Woodworking Business
Fine Woodworking Exhibition 2004, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Publications
500 Cabinets, Lark Books Publishing, 2010
500 Tables, Lark Books Publishing, 2009
Source + Design Magazine, 2008
Luxe Magaine, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008
CWB Magazine, February 2007
Woodworker West November/December 2005
The Gazette, August 27, 2004

Sterling Cabinet

$4,975.00

This petite silver cabinet is handmade of claro walnut with ebony door and drawer pulls. Legs are ebonized ash. The cabinet interior, as well as drawers can be modified to suit your requirements. Other wood species are available. Contact us with your special request. Oil based varnish hand applied protects this piece. "Sterling" is featured on Page 348 of 500 Cabinets: A Showcase of Design and Craftsmanship (Lark Books, 2010).

48" x 14" x 11"

Made to order. Please allow 4 - 6 weeks for delivery.

STATEMENT
I believe a piece of furniture should stand on its own. It should be graceful, yet strong, something you never tire of viewing.
The satisfaction of designing and creating furniture by hand is the driving force behind my work. Much of my inspiration comes from the wood itself. Collecting wood simply for its natural beauty is the start of many of my pieces. I appreciate my ability to transform a raw natural resource into a functional and timeless piece of art. It’s one way of leaving my mark in this world.
Starting with a mental image and rough sketch, the process begins. Throughout construction, the design evolves in order to maximize form and function. Detailed plans are simply too confining for this approach. There is always solid, tight construction with traditional joinery that is often exposed as a design element. The lines of my designs are clean and concise, and often reflect Asian design and architectural elements.

BIOGRAPHY
Colorado native Brian Hubel has had a lifelong appreciation for nature and its beauty. He began his love of woodworking over 20 years ago and his desire to design and create in wood grew throughout college. Although he graduated with degrees in Chemistry and Biology, Brian was devoted to making woodworking his profession and started his own business in 1998.

MORE
Awards
Best in Wood Art Category Scottsdale Arts Festival, 2010
Design Portfolio 2008, Custom Woodworking Business
Design Portfolio 2007, Custom Woodworking Business
Fine Woodworking Exhibition 2004, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Publications
500 Cabinets, Lark Books Publishing, 2010
500 Tables, Lark Books Publishing, 2009
Source + Design Magazine, 2008
Luxe Magaine, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008
CWB Magazine, February 2007
Woodworker West November/December 2005
The Gazette, August 27, 2004

Tandem Bench

$5,300.00

A handmade bench constructed entirely of orchard-salvaged claro walnut. Hand applied, durable oil-based varnish protects this piece. Other wood species are available.

24" x 48" x 15" seat height 17"

Made to order. Please allow 4 - 6 weeks for delivery.

by Brian Hubel

STATEMENT
I believe a piece of furniture should stand on its own. It should be graceful, yet strong, something you never tire of viewing.
The satisfaction of designing and creating furniture by hand is the driving force behind my work. Much of my inspiration comes from the wood itself. Collecting wood simply for its natural beauty is the start of many of my pieces. I appreciate my ability to transform a raw natural resource into a functional and timeless piece of art. It’s one way of leaving my mark in this world.
Starting with a mental image and rough sketch, the process begins. Throughout construction, the design evolves in order to maximize form and function. Detailed plans are simply too confining for this approach. There is always solid, tight construction with traditional joinery that is often exposed as a design element. The lines of my designs are clean and concise, and often reflect Asian design and architectural elements.

BIOGRAPHY
Colorado native Brian Hubel has had a lifelong appreciation for nature and its beauty. He began his love of woodworking over 20 years ago and his desire to design and create in wood grew throughout college. Although he graduated with degrees in Chemistry and Biology, Brian was devoted to making woodworking his profession and started his own business in 1998.

MORE
Awards
Best in Wood Art Category Scottsdale Arts Festival, 2010
Design Portfolio 2008, Custom Woodworking Business
Design Portfolio 2007, Custom Woodworking Business
Fine Woodworking Exhibition 2004, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Publications
500 Cabinets, Lark Books Publishing, 2010
500 Tables, Lark Books Publishing, 2009
Source + Design Magazine, 2008
Luxe Magaine, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008
CWB Magazine, February 2007
Woodworker West November/December 2005
The Gazette, August 27, 2004

Twisted Table end view of book matched top

Twisted Table

$4,500.00

This original hall or sofa table design features a book-matched handmade top and lower shelf of orchard-salvaged claro walnut. The legs are constructed of ebonized ash wood. A durable oil varnish finish is then hand applied.

36" high x 36" wide x 12" deep

Made to order. Please allow 4 - 6 weeks for delivery.

STATEMENT
I believe a piece of furniture should stand on its own. It should be graceful, yet strong, something you never tire of viewing.
The satisfaction of designing and creating furniture by hand is the driving force behind my work. Much of my inspiration comes from the wood itself. Collecting wood simply for its natural beauty is the start of many of my pieces. I appreciate my ability to transform a raw natural resource into a functional and timeless piece of art. It’s one way of leaving my mark in this world.
Starting with a mental image and rough sketch, the process begins. Throughout construction, the design evolves in order to maximize form and function. Detailed plans are simply too confining for this approach. There is always solid, tight construction with traditional joinery that is often exposed as a design element. The lines of my designs are clean and concise, and often reflect Asian design and architectural elements.

BIOGRAPHY
Colorado native Brian Hubel has had a lifelong appreciation for nature and its beauty. He began his love of woodworking over 20 years ago and his desire to design and create in wood grew throughout college. Although he graduated with degrees in Chemistry and Biology, Brian was devoted to making woodworking his profession and started his own business in 1998.

MORE
Awards
Best in Wood Art Category Scottsdale Arts Festival, 2010
Design Portfolio 2008, Custom Woodworking Business
Design Portfolio 2007, Custom Woodworking Business
Fine Woodworking Exhibition 2004, Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
Publications
500 Cabinets, Lark Books Publishing, 2010
500 Tables, Lark Books Publishing, 2009
Source + Design Magazine, 2008
Luxe Magaine, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008
CWB Magazine, February 2007
Woodworker West November/December 2005
The Gazette, August 27, 2004