Now gracing a hotel lobby in Denver, these fun cubes were specified by the project designer in a shade of Sherwin Williams paint. We matched the color in a durable custom lacquer for heavy commercial use.

When a client needed an outdoor bench that resembled a log, she turned to us for this nature-but-better teak piece. Working from an inspirational image, by hand our artisans formed the smooth side angles and top into the perfect shape for this commercial project.

Created for heavy outdoor use on a hotel terrace in the Midwest, this minimalist column was constructed from dutable solid teak wood with a powdercoated metal base. Stability and durability were the main concerns for the design team and every effort was taken to ensure lasting quality.

This table, commissioned by a Boston designer, took a solid block of tropical Margosa wood from India, and the superior craftsmanship of our Indian artisans to create. The lathe-turned grooves and natural, organic surface cracks add interest to the ebony, oil and urethane finish.

A vintage cast iron and wood table was the inspiration for this contemporary interpretation, commissioned by a design firm for a hotel in the Midwest. We worked from an image of the original, providing shop drawings to ensure an accurate replication of the design to best suit the project needs.

It was a stretch, but we made our turned stools at bar height for a custom project, based on a designer's request to take our existing designs and alter them to her specifications.

Sometimes you need a set of very small tables and sometimes you need them quickly. This was the case when a Boston design firm commissioned these blue stained tables at a very specific dimension. Staying on budget and schedule, we prioritized production and shipped them out in just under two weeks.

Both functional and striking, a pair of these elegant stools were created for a lobby in New York's Flatiron neighborhood. Inspired by our Wilshire Mongolian Lamb Stool, the designers made an easy switch of upholstery material and made the benches perfect for the space.

A New York designer provided the drawings for this solid pine, sloped top footstool. Constructed especially for a rooftop patio, this perfectly handcrafted footstool was created by our New Mexico artisans to coordinate with an existing chair of similar finish.

Created exclusively for a designer showhouse in Boston, these felted poufs are made from the wool of the Stansborough Grey sheep, a rare breed found only in New Zealand. The silky and lustrous fiber is one of a kind in the world.

We modified our existing Santa Fe Solid Pine Cube Table, made in New Mexico, with a hand carved shelf for the customer. The textured adze-patterned surface brings rustic charm to modern or contemporary interiors.

An example of the expertise in leather that our Indian artisans bring to Pfeifer Studio’s workshop there. This accessory box of herringbone-patterned black leather contrasts with the natural jute whip stitching for additional texture and interest.

A Scottsdale hotel wanted its order of custom-sized lobby tables carved from pine for a rustic, Southwestern look, different than our typical Margosa wood tables. An example of our commitment to creating exactly what the customer wants, whether they find it on our site, or somewhere else.

The customer request? A top of powder coated steel and a larger sized pine base of our Burke Table. So we delivered. Offered on the site in Margosa wood with a leather top, the Burke table combines natural and man made elements to for a contrast in design.

Acacia wood sourced from Asia turned into a shapely spherical stool with a concave seat. The bold, exquisite graining and beautiful natural colors were preserved with an oil and urethane finish for a one-of-a-kind piece that commands attention.

Commissioned for a hotel lobby in Durango, CO this stunning table is an example of Pfeifer Studio's New Mexico artisans' skill with a wide variety of materials. Created from Pine saplings wrapped in steel and topped with Caesarstone, this piece is the epitome of rugged individualism and graceful hospitality.

Based on a vintage piece that the customer found elsewhere but could not purchase, this custom table of pine is stained in deepest ebony and finished with linseed oil. A modern piece that’s functional and sculptural, made in the USA.

When a client says Custom?, we say Yes! A design savvy retail buyer in BKLYN wanted our popular Gonzales Stool Table a bit taller to fit beside his platform bed. And he wanted it in a custom natural & ebony finish. The results show that it pays to make it your own.

A New York design firm asked us to pattern a collection of custom, hand-lathed tables of Margosa wood, on the machinery that traditional sugar plantations used to roll the cane. Handmade in India, they now grace a public space in Midtown Manhattan.

A client with a great idea and a love for our sculptural turned wood tables, created a unique design that was ideal for her interior. She added a top to our Abaidoo Stool Table, creating a coffee table to place between four occasional chairs that she would also eat at on occasion. Multifunctional and beautiful at the same time.

A restaurant client wanted our Santa Fe Pine Cubes with a twist, finished in a mix of dark wood stain and a specific shade of Farrow & Ball paint. The result was a refreshing mix of colors and sheens.