Chop Csuy Creations

06/10/2026

I’ve been wanting to make some wall pieces and had this idea bouncing around in my head for an interesting wall shelf. This one is a modest 72”x40” using a Maple crosscut and some white oak for the shelves. I like the forms and intersection much better now that I finally got it mounted as it just does not look as cool laying on its back. What do you think?

04/10/2026

I have been working on this 96”x42” Elm dining table that has some advanced clear epoxy work to maintain the fluid lines of the piece. I just finished the top slab and will post again once I wrap up the custom base. How about that grain though?

04/10/2026

A client asked me to design an arched headboard with matching nightstands for a king-size bed. I had three beautifully spalted Maple crosscuts, each over 50 inches, from the same tree in my inventory, and the idea was born. I found smaller, similarly spalted Maple crosscuts that I cut in half to form the floating nightstands and the entire piece is hung on the wall with a French cleat. Can I make one for you?

04/10/2026

04/10/2026

A client asked me to create a small entry table for a wall niche they wanted to fill. They wanted something freeform and live edge but also without epoxy, so I came up with this Dawn Redwood hemisphere top with complimentary tapered Cherry legs. I really liked the look so I made a 2nd one with epoxy and used some rougher Cherry legs to carry the epoxy theme to the entire 2nd piece.

01/07/2026

01/03/2026

I have been doing a lot of English walnut lately and this coffee table is a good example of the dramatic variation you often see in the grain and the beautiful final product it provides.

This started as a “broken” set of two medium slabs that were fully separated by a large crack. The pics show the progression from beginning to final product and it is completed with a set of Xeni legs from Flowyline Design.

I usually don’t do more than a semi-gloss finish but the client wanted gloss so I had to polish the surface with a buffer. Unfortunately, there were some hairline cracks, normally not noticeable, but the polishing compound worked its way in and was left with a bunch of white cracks. Lesson learned, but I ended up sanding it all down and redoing the entire finish to correct the imperfection.

01/01/2026

01/01/2026

Delivered a stunning 8’x4’ dining table, crafted from very clear English Walnut slabs and accentuated with a Caribbean Blue epoxy river, just in time for Christmas. Architectural elements from the clients' heirloom library table were repurposed to create a unique sentimental piece.