From the studio
The Blog
How the pieces get made, what the woods do differently, and the thinking behind the designs.
Introducing the Landmarks of Aviation Coaster Series
Some people have a thing for planes. Not casual interest — a real thing. They know the difference between a 747 and a 777 by silhouette. I'm one of those people. Which is why I made these coasters — if you know someone…
How the Dragon Coin Was Made
Most people only see the final product. But what makes something like this worth owning is the process behind…
How to Give a Gift That Actually Means Something
Not physically — they last. But mentally, they don't stick. A lot of them end up sitting on a shelf, getting used for a week, or just blending in with everything…
How We Made the Golden Gate Bridge Plaque
Every plaque starts with a problem: how do you capture something iconic in a few millimeters of burned wood? The Golden Gate Bridge took 3 iterations before we felt like we had it right. The towers needed weight. The…
Wood Types We Use and Why
One of the first questions we get from custom order customers is: "What kind of wood is it?" The honest answer is that it depends — on the design, the use case, and what kind of look we're going…
Why We Started Mozart Laser
Mozart Laser started with a simple frustration — most gifts feel temporary. They're used for a while, then forgotten. We wanted to make something different. Using real wood and precise engraving, each piece is designed…