Aaron Black Design

Walnut and ash record console. Built from locally sourced black walnut from and finished with .

Hot Tub banquette. Coming soon to a Portland bar near you. Wharf street is about to get a serious upgrade. Stay tuned.

The built-in library from the same project as the previous post. If you go back in my feed, there’s a photo of it before it was complete and fully stocked and staged. A room without books is no room at all.

Walnut and white wet bar, for one of my last NYC projects before the move to New England. The whole brownstone was pretty much gut renovated, while saving many original architectural details.

A kitchen from pre-pandemic times. A wonderful design, mostly by the clients keen eye. I handled the walnut fronts and the rest was elicited by another contractor. A nice example of a positive collaboration effort.

I didn’t built these built ins, but I did and doors and drawers. Rush and roller finish to match the existing pieces, hardware picked by the client and that’s a wrap. It definitely changed the spaces for the better and added a lot of functionality. Both seem to have been TV cabinets from back in the day.

Here's one side of a kitchen island that got delivered and installed to Brooklyn, NY, last month. I love the asymmetrical, architectural feel of its form. More photos of the rest of the project coming soon.

This black walnut table is ten feet long, and it makes the 300 pound custom steel base look tiny. In person, it looks like a perfect fit, in this picture, the base looks small, but it's not. This piece is one of several projects for a client in Bedstuy, my final NYC shop project. From here, I will still be servicing NYC, but also, NH and other parts of New England.

Myself, the lady, baby Luna and puppy have migrated North to NH. I have a huge new shop space next to a river, and it's excellent. If you know folks looking for custom furniture or cabinets up this way, send them my way!