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David Marsh FurnitureDavid Marsh designs, builds and paints sustainable pine and recycled wood furniture in a unique, delightful, "Marsh style." Working in his Texas studio with a committed team of fellow craftsmen, each piece is meticulously crafted and finished.The pride and playfulness of David Marsh and his team come through with each craftsman's signature and whimsical message written on the back of every piece of furniture. These are all very special pieces handcrafted with love and care, they are meant to bring you joy!
Handcrated in TexasIn 1970, David Marsh discovered the thing he most enjoyed: woodworking. He started making small wooden boxes and selling them at flea markets. Then, in 1975, Marsh and three partners began making elegant rosewood and walnut conference tables and credenzas for Houston bankers and oil men. In his spare time, David made a very different kind of furniture ordinary pine pieces, along the simple lines of Shaker, Mennonite, and other folk styles. In 1978 he began to produce and sell these pieces. David continues to be an artist as opposed to a businessman. He has no catalogue, business card or fax machine. All pieces of David Marsh Furniture are constructed of Ponderosa Pine. This is a harder pine than most and holds up better to the wear and tear of daily life & (like active kids and pets, bumps, knocks and scratches). Each piece is hand crafted and decorated individually. Imperfections are part of the beauty and character of each piece, so perfectionists beware! The finish of each piece requires up to eight different applications including overall painting, detail painting, combing, distressing, burn holing, stamping and urethaning. What is unusual about this painted furniture is not only the unusual color combinations, but the fact that the paints are semi-transparent allowing the grain and texture of the wood to come through. The use of pine for Marsh's furniture stems from his belief that only wood that is a fast renewing resource should be used to build furniture. Each piece of furniture is unique: its creators sign each piece with carved names, symbols, nonsense words and always somewhere, the word "HA." Explains Marsh, that's to tell the customer, "if you don't love it, don't buy it," and to remind himself, "if it's not fun don't do it." By David Marsh and Tommy LewisThese are the Furniture items we currently have in stock, marked with their Sale Prices.If you would like to make a purchase, please email us as soon as possible, we are not checking phone messages every day.Email your Name, Phone Number and a complete description of what you would like,to . We will call you back or email you within 24 hours.You may purchase any of these now, and we will arrange for pick up or delivery after we reopen.Sorry, shipping only available from L.A. area to Santa Barbara at this time.We are no longer taking custom orders for David Marsh furniture.
"Boat in Marsh," Watercolor and Ink Winter Drawing signed by David Barnett By David Barnett Located in Milwaukee, WI "Boat in Marsh" is an original watercolor and ink painting by David Barnett. The artist signed and dated the piece lower right. It depicts a boat on a river in a marsh. 20 1/2" x 1... Category 1960s Impressionist Landscape Drawings and WatercolorsSunset at the Marsh, Painting, Oil on Canvas By David Sipko Located in Yardley, PA This is a sunset scene on a Cape Cod salt marsh. This piece is an oil on canvas and is varnished framed and ready to hang. It is painted on a 1.5" gallery canvas and mounted in a f... Category 21st Century and Contemporary Other Art Style PaintingsH 11 in. W 14 in. D 2 in. Get Updated with New Arrivals Save "David Marsh", and we’ll notify you when there are new listings in this category. Recent SalesNamche, Marsh Willow By David Kimball Anderson Located in Sante Fe, NM The sculptor David Kimball Anderson approaches artmaking with a classical modernism alongside the frankly beautiful. Category 21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Sculptures H 25 in. W 15 in. D 8 in. Salt Marsh, Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, 1995 By David Fokos Located in Los Angeles, CA Black and white photography. Massachusetts. Category 21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Black and White PhotographyMaterials Archival Pigment More Ways To Browse |
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