Taylor Donsker Design

Industry Conference Table with patina’d brass Tea Tray, Rosewood and cast bronze deal bell and hammer, and Claro Walnut pen and business card boxes. My client says he is now motivated to close some deals... so money well spent, right?

Industry Conference Table in Claro Walnut / Polished + Brushed + Patina’d Brass / Interlocking Brass and Claro Base.

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When my supplier wouldn't sell me these two slabs because they had the best grain he'd ever seen, I told him he had to let me work them.

Shopping for the next Corset Table

Hearth Dining Table in Bastogne Walnut and Cast Bronze, and our signature polished brass corset joinery.

Taylor Donsker Design / Tokio Lighting

Strike/Slip Building Block in it's new home with paul minor I miss it already. Photo by paul.

My tea hut at West Edge Design Fair. Come visit this weekend in Santa Monica.

Finished the top of this Brunello Table. My assistant, Curtis, studies the slab.

A documentary about my creative process submitted for International Wood Culture's Nature and Culture World Wood Day 2016

Had this cut off lying around for a couple years and finally got around to making it a coffee table.

Corset Table no. 2 safe and sound in Kansas City, MO.

Realizing that every material has a grain, a strength and a weakness, an origin and an end, my work seamlessly combines materials with different and oftentimes opposing properties.  Exploiting these differences allows me to both highlight the architectural connections that join the differing materials and allow them to become physically and visually stronger than they are on their own. The resulting heightened strength allows for moments of structural defiance such as the appearance of weightlessness or flotation and increased functionality. 

Breadboard dining table with ebony draw bored dowels.

Firewood Table detail, for Marmol Radziner