Czuk Studios

When man messes with nature the results are often dire, from the loss of precious species due to deforestation, to the reduction of the most precious resource of all: unruly-huge breasts. Manipulating nature responsibly for the betterment of your pad, Czuk Studio.From a Michigan man who got his start fashioning seriously rustic pieces from reclaimed hunks of fallen redwood, CS now abets such enviro-friendly natural-form wood pieces with more modern geometric designs incorporating metal and glass, though if Sir Mix-A-Lot gets what he wants put on the latter, any wood that's formed can be considered natural. Shelving/storage pieces deftly blend both elements, with free-standing units made from maple and rosewood featuring adjustable shelves fixed to a single artfully curved spine, while similarly-functioning wall mounted units occasionally have shelves that maintain their natural bark, also a material popularly used as shingles in woofing. Tables get even more modern, including a narrow, glass-topped foyer job with an angular, black-hued hardwood maple frame & brass accents; a set of tall end tables rocking burled maple tops and long black legs that angle slightly inward at the bottom; and a jumbled maple-and-brass framed-, quasi-triangular, glass topped-coffee table called the Audrey, which given how much delivery food you'll pile on it, will never get to scream "Feed me, Seymour!".To accessorize his larger works, there're hand-shaped wooden letter openers, brass accented deck clocks, and maple/walnut business card holders, though you may want to hold those cards yourself, given how precious little else there is left to grab.