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Fort Bragg? Is that the central coast? I'd love to get out there; I build furniture professionally, and my training is very much in the period American traditio
by mauvehaus 3y ago
Fort Bragg? Is that the central coast? I'd love to get out there; I build furniture professionally, and my training is very much in the period American tradition, but my tastes run a lot more contemporary.
- bradly 3y agoPaso Robles!
- davidcuddeback 3y agoJory Brigham? Edit: Nevermind. Answered down thread. Lucky you. Beautiful area and Jory's work is phenomenal.
- bradly 3y agoThank you. I do feel lucky. I cold-emailed him two years ago asking if I can come sand or sweep and he invited me up. He and his family have been great and I’ve met amazing people there. His workshops are my favorite weekends of the year, and I’m working during them, so I highly recommend it if you can swing it.
- davidcuddeback 3y agoI've looked into some workshops, including his. It's not in the cards for me now, but something I'd like to do someday. I also enjoy coming back to the central coast (I went to college in SLO). Jory did some videos on his Hollister credenza for the TWW Guild. They captured (possibly unintentionally) the laid back central coast vibe with the open doors and the birds chirping in the background.
- BinRoo 3y agoGood cabs and good craftsmanship. Paso Robles is one of California's gems.