https://youtu.be/pBxuWNWkdaA DIY Mid Century Bassinet This diy midcentury bassinet build was extremely fun. It was easily one of the more challenging designs and builds I’ve taken on to date, but I really enjoyed the work, and can’t wait for the shop to arrive in Africa to jump back in to more builds like this one! I made this mid century bassinet for my soon-to-be twin nephews as and extra pair

Notes About the Design: There’s no better way to ease the pain of a forced move than to sign a lease of an outdated townhouse with the landlord’s blessing to go to town on a reno project! The house had 20 year old carpets and about 30 years or wear-and-tear on just about everything else. While major structural changes were outside of the budget this time, HW|D set to work

Specs: Top Tier – ~6″ Diameter Middle Tier – ~10″ Diameter Bottom Tier – ~14″ Diameter Live edge Oak Cross-cuts Galvanized 3/4th” nipples and flanges, varying lengths Notes About the Piece: This cake stand (and cake!) was made for a couple that have known each other since they were basically children. Their wedding was a fantastic celebration of a love that is strong, has endured, and yet somehow still has

Notes About the Piece(s): As HW|D is picking up stakes and heading to the heart of Africa, these boxes — made of all African-based wood grains — were made as a keepsake for some of our loved ones staying stateside. …and more to come on the Congo! Specs: 5.5″ x  4.25 ” x  3.75″ Wenge Paduk African Mahogany The Build: 1. Once the idea had been formed, HW|D went to