Surfboards

A different kind of statement piece — solid wood, hand-shaped into the classic longboard silhouette, built to lean against a wall rather than paddle out. Each board is carved and sanded to a smooth, rounded profile with a gently domed deck, then finished to a deep, tactile sheen that shows off the wood at its best.

The Walnut boards carry a bold, graphic look reminiscent of a classic vintage longboard: rich, dark Walnut forms the body, split by clean parallel racing stripes of pale Maple running nose to tail. The contrast is crisp and confident, a nod to the surf shacks and woodies of mid-century California, built for a wall instead of a wave.

The natural-edge board takes the opposite approach: a single raw slab of spalted, curly figured wood, left in its own organic silhouette with no added stripes or color. Every ripple in the curl and every dark spalting line is left exposed, so the board reads more like a piece of driftwood sculpture than a shaped object, proof that sometimes the wood needs nothing added to it at all.

Whether bold and striped or raw and organic, each board is a functional piece of art: substantial enough to anchor a room, light enough to hang, and entirely one of a kind.