Kubash Studio Furniture

My finished and tuned harpsichord, waiting for the rehearsal to begin...

Waiting for a rehearsal in Con. Hall.

This is a very rustic table I made for my clients. It features a gorgeous curly maple top which was the offset from their kitchen counter which I installed. I added four wedge keys to stabilize the cracks (which hadn't changed in a year and a half). The base is dyed ash. The figure in the grain is spectacular...

Hello everyone, in particular woodworkers. If you are interested in my article on veneering, please follow the link below:

Canadian Woodworking and Home Improvement - April-May 2015 - Page: 26 To open up additional features, hover over or click on the arrow on the left. You can pin this pull-out menu to have it remain visible (or close by clicking on the push pin ). Included in this tab:

If you are interested in receiving my furniture newsletter, please follow the link below. I plan to send out a few per year, describing projects I am working on, as well as some throwbacks to past projects. Thank-you for your interest, and please share...

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Hello all! I hope this finds you enjoying the first few days of 2015. My three-piece suite will be shown at the Alberta Craft Council's next exhibition: "15 on 35". It opens January 17, and it would be wonderful if you could come to see what 15 artists have created to celebrate ACC's 35th anniversary year.

What's going on in the shop? I'm currently working on a suite of furniture for your front entrance . It will be shown at the ACC exhibition: "15 on 35" - fifteen artists and the ACC is turning 35 years old. The exhibition starts on January 15, 2015, if anyone in Edmonton wants to go.

Conference table in the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Musuem in Grande Prairie. Designed, constructed and installed by George Heagle and Chris Kubash.

This is the conference table that George Heagle and I just finished constructing and installing at the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Musuem in Grande Prairie. It worked out beautifully, and we are both very happy with the results. Curly sycamore veneers, and solid wenge accents, with a steel logo inlaid in the middle. What a wonderful project to work on.

Highest note on the harpsichord - register is aligned and ready for pinning the nut --- custom and studio furniture by Chris Kubash ---

Harpsichord strings - 4' register with hitch pins and bridge --- custom and studio furniture by Chris Kubash ---

Harpsichord stringing has begun after infinity time finishing --- custom and studio furniture by Chris Kubash ---

Tamo ash and walnut. Boxes to hold 8 x 10 wedding portraits. Commissioned by a great photographer on Instagram - timandries. --- custom and studio furniture by Chris Kubash ---

Wow - 99 likes - thank you everyone for your support. Oh I see Bobby Leslie is #100 - thanks Bobby!