Forbes Life Magazine has put out a new insert called Forbes Mountain Times, which is distributed to mountain resort towns, such as Aspen and Vail. This insert featured furniture makers that reside in the mountains. Our Bent Wood table made from Black Walnut w/ African Purple Heart was featured. Click here to see.

New Mexico Magazines Collector's Edition on movies filmed in New Mexico, had a special section under "Unique Boutique" for New Mexican made items to star in your home theater. Our dyed turned bowl made from "Forest Reclaimed wood" was featured. Click here to see.

We are proud to annouce that we won best in our category for wood at the 38th annual Ruidoso Art Festival. This honor awards us automatic entry into the 2010 show. We'd like to thank those that voted for us.

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We have new updates on our classes. They are now being offered as "Woodworking Retreats". We have changes to our exhisting classes and new classes being offered on bentwood lamination and vessel carving.

Check out our new rocking chair design on our rocker page. It's all about curves. It has been a long time coming and we are so happy to finally have it completed.

We were just accepted to exhibitor in the Vail Arts Festival again. Unfortunately last year we had to turn it down. But we're glad we can be there this year. This is a very high end show in one of the most well known mountain towns in the world. We are very excited.

We were invited to exhibit our new rocker design-Shangrila Rocker, the juniper horse desk-Running Wild and one of our carved vessels-Tidal Wave at the DESIGN IN WOOD in San Diego the month of June. Over one million people attend this event and view over 300 pieces created by some of the worlds most creative woodworkers. Over $20,000 in prizes is awarded and collectors from all over attend hoping to buy that special piece.