For the past 20 years,  Andy and Aaron have been creating original works of art. But what makes them different? The artists have completely redefined the way furniture is designed and built.

Instead of going with the more traditional route of designing, and then getting the wood to fit the design, Andy and Aaron will first begin by going outside where they keep many various logs and slabs of wood. This is where the design process begins--completely led by the wood. They do not use wood to fit their design, but let the wood design the piece.

"We only use dead-standing (totally dead tree that is upright or fallen) wood for our furniture. The wood that is harvested for us has been dead for approximately 60 years or more. This ensures that it is well cured and stable," explain the artists.

Andy and Aaron's innovative approach to furniture design has been copied by many other wood workers, but Andy and his sons bring an artistic talent and originality which makes their work excel and increase in value year after year. Without the careful consideration of the wood and its personality, it is impossible to create a work of art that is completely unified. It is only after understanding the wood, that it is possible to match it with its stones.

"It is easy to make nature work for us, but few will take the time to work with nature," say the artists. "It is not our intention to change what God has created to fit our needs, but rather to enjoy and appreciate what has already been provided for us in nature."

Andy and Aaron's goal for their furniture is two-fold. Their desire is to create heirloom pieces that will last for generations, and to artistically display the beauty within nature, preserving the natural beauty of the wood, and causing the spirit within man to be in awe of God's creation.