Chronicle Millworks

Beautiful oak slab table and bench for a wonderful client. Photographed in our shop awaiting delivery.

what do you think of this green egg BBQ station we created a few years ago?

AI pencil sketch of table concept for a modern industrial coffee shop.

Ai design sketch made with Midjourney

AI pencil sketch of a modern industrial dining hall table.

Morning light on a live oak slab table.

Live edge Kitchen dinette made of live oak slabs with custom metal base.
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Render of a coffee table we have in the works. Swipe left to see the actual top with spalted maple and clear epoxy. This table will be for sale in our show room when completed. DM us if you are interested knowing more.

This was a fun table for a fun space. It is a bar height table made with salvaged maple flooring from the Chronicle Mill in Belmont. The custom table base has a built in foot rest and is on vintage metal casters.

This was a fun table for a fun space. It is a bar height table made with salvaged maple flooring from the Chronicle Mill in Belmont. The custom table base has a built in foot rest and is on vintage metal casters.
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Closer looks k at the steel work on the base of this bar height table we recently completed.

This was a fun table for a fun space. It is a bar height table made with salvaged maple flooring from the Chronicle Mill in Belmont. The custom table base has a built in foot rest and is on vintage metal casters.

Exotic wood table with river, chamfered edges, finished with conversion varnish to pop all colors, and a custom welded steel base powder coated flat black.

Have you ever heard of guanacaste? It’s known as Brazilian walnut, and it sure does make for beautiful furniture.

For this table we cut the slab in half, turned the light sapwood and live edge in on itself and created the river with a dark ebony epoxy for contrast. It’s a show stopper!

We use only the best epoxy from specially formulated for deep pours like this, and paired with for deep, rich black coloring.

We will be at Friday night live in Belmont tonight. We only have a couple of these burl wood and orchid planters left. If you want one, be the first to come ask about it at tonights show on the lawn of upper Stowe park, Belmont.

Design and rendering done by Chronicle Millworks. Our design team was able to show the client what her new table would look in her real life dining room.

Throw Back Thursday… Remember when we did all the furniture for the ? These outdoor benches really complimented the architecture well, don’t you think?

River table nearing completion. Used the dark epoxy (Samaria black from ) to create contrast with the light sap wood of the guanacaste. We use only the best epoxy for our deep pours, this is liquid glass from also can’t do an exotic wood table and not call out , the largest exotic wood dealer in the country.

More images of furniture as architecture created by AI. Which is your favorite?

It’s the weekend, let’s have a little fun with AI again. How about a chronicle Millwork table reinterpreted by AI as architecture? 🤷🏻‍♂️

FAQ: Do you make chairs?
Answer: yes, we have and we can make chairs.

Hey Midjourney, today I’d like you to show me show me a shou sugi ban table in the style of Chronicle Millworks. Wow! We should actually make this.

AI generated furniture using Midjourney. What are your thoughts on AI as a design tool?

Experimenting with AI. This time we prompted it to create a coffee table in the style of wow incredible! Not only did it know and understand his design style and implement it in a unique one of a kind design, but it also staged and rendered an amazing photo realistic image.

Here’s something fun, for this week we are exploring artificial intelligence as a furniture design tool.

For this series of pictures we let the AI program (in this case Midjourney)create several design iterations based on one uploaded picture of a table we made in real life. Scroll to the final slide to see our real life table, how does it compare to the AI tables?

What are your thoughts on AI? Should it be used in the design industry? Do you think it is ethical?

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We used to do a lot more wood bases. We still can, however we tend lately to prefer the durability and modern aesthetic of metal bases. What are your thoughts?

A client needed to see how her new table would fit in here kitchen nook. Not a problem with our 3D design services.

Custom wood planters.