Todd Woodesign

Home of Furniture Designer / Maker Jim Todd (see page selections down below) 

Bow Front Stereo Cabinet

This is from a while ago, like over 10 years,  but the design still looks pretty darn fresh I'd have to say. It's made of Australian Lacewood and Purpleheart.

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Rich Cherry and Antique Black TV Stand and End Tables

Cherry takes a stain and shaded lacquer sooo well. Nice set for a concise surround system.

   
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16 feet of bookcase, full frontal

 Just in.

 

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Just in! Another successful installation. The double thickness shelves and gables make a piece just asking to be fully loaded with a library of treasured books. Cherry fronts, black melamine panels. Shelves behind the doors were designed to house sheet music.

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Todd Woodesign hits the blogosphere running

 It's great to be out of a dusty wood studio and into the mighty and heighty elevations of the blogosphere.
After trying for several years to get my Todd Woodesign website act in gear, I am happy to be able to connect with past clients and friends and make new contact with any and all interested in acquring a 100% Canadian designed and built custom furniture piece.
So greetings to everyone out there and I hope you check back often to see what furniture pieces are in the works.
 
You can get in touch with me any time for a quote  or to discuss ideas.
Jim Todd
Todd Woodesign
Damascus ON Canada
T: (519) 848-6463 or (866) 454-7134
F: (519) 848-6945 or (866) 454-7135
 
toddwoodesign@xplornet.com
 

Jim Todd has been creating distinct furniture pieces and living accessories since 1990.

 

Materials are carefully chosen domestic and exotic woods, often with accents of coloured lacquer or metal.

Designs are articulate, architectural and animated, with studied proportions that will speak to you when you enter the room, and keep that conversation going for generations.

 

Construction methods utilize traditional hand skills, which are blended with the dexterity of today's manufacturing techniques. End results are refined, fresh and uncluttered.

 

Home is the village of Damascus, northwest of Toronto Ontario, in a 1½ storey Victorian house built by his wife's great-uncle in 1886.

In 2000, Jim single-handedly built his dream shop; it has been cooking ever since.

 

Happy distractions are his family and making a killer pop song. 

 

 

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