Keith Gotschall         

    I've been working wood since before I graduated high school. Furniture was my first real passion. The work here was mostly commissioned, and consequently one of a kind. It is by no means a comprehensive  showing as I have worked in many other styles through the years. What work is still for sale is shown with it's price. Contact me for dimensions or other information. Commissions for new work is possible, again contact me if your interested. Much of my work is located outside of Colorado, so shipping or delivery can be easily arranged. 

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 New designs coming, here is a preliminary shot of the seminal piece.

Off Center Table, Poplar, Milk paint, African Mahogany  approx. 30" tall     $1400

 

Off Center tables. poplar, milk paint, African Mahogany tops.  approx. 20" tall  $900/ $1650 for pair.

Desert Fruit     29" tall, 23x24.5 inch top.   Poplar, African Mahogany, milk paint.  $2,600

Mirror frame. "nice dress, bad teeth"   aprox. 18" square   $350

Koa and Macassar Ebony dresser            sold

 Cherry with Wenge accents                     sold

"Figures on a landscape"   Hall table

Cherry, Pine, MDF                                  $4,000

 Cherry, Wenge and leather  

"Warped  Perspective" series            NFS

Cherry and Wenge Mirror        

"Warped Perspective"series            Sold

 Cherry, Koa, pigmented lacquer over MDF                 sold

"The Stick, Stone and Broken Bone" end table     sold

Cherry, Maple, Koa, Basswood 

"Jacques the Angry Frenchman"

Walnut, Ebony and Copper                                 sold

Cherry end table, ebonized legs                      sold

 Shower bench                                                                    sold

Cypress 

Dining Table                                                                         sold

Cherry 

Scotch cabinet  (holds 2 bottles, 4 glasses)            sold

Jewelry Boxes                 Left sold,Right SoldrR right box $550

Ash, Ebony, Walnut 

 "the Fat King"                                                         sold

Maple, poplar 

 "the Good Knight"                                                         sold

Cherry, Poplar 

    All my furniture, whether it's whimsical or serious in tone, is made with the finest woods and classical wood working techniques. There is a reason that the finest work through the ages have been made with similar joinery, because it works. Wood is a material that moves, constantly. Good design takes this into consideration and works with the seasonal movement. Modern work that forgets this simple idea is disposable furniture, and will likely self destruct given time.

    The great warmth that comes from a well designed and executed piece of furniture is a combination of the beauty of the material and sensitive use. Both color and grain, structure and figure all play in the overall apperance. The subtle details give depth and interest; yes, these details do drive up the price but they also add the value to a piece. A well made piece will become an heirlom, and a beloved part of the family.