Chris Lehrecke Furniture

The small box lamp is one of a group of lamps designed by Chris Lehrecke in 2008. They were influenced by Japanese lanterns, as well as early Frank Lloyd Wright Designs. The lamps ar...

This version of the Classic Finn Ply cabinet, has been made in the classic shade of chocolate brown. This cabinet features four banks of drawers, for a total ...

The mahogany veneer lamp #6 is part of the original Lehrecke Veneer Lighting Collection from 1998. The idea began with the beautiful way light passed through thin wood veneers. The m...

This set of two elm branch bedside tables are part of a group of pieces that Chris Lehrecke and his wife, jeweler Gabriella Kiss, collaborated on in 2013. The boxes are constructed w...

This custom pedestal table #9 in oiled walnut is one of the ten original shapes in the Lehrecke Pedestal collection from 1996. The piece was turned on a custom built lathe, set to dr...

This walnut bar stool is based on the Classic Dining Chair #2 by Chris Lehrecke, originally designed in 1994. These have solid backs and seats in hand carved walnut. The custom made...

This custom pedestal table #9 in spalted maple is one of the ten original shapes in the Lehrecke Pedestal collection from 1996. The piece was turned on a custom built lathe, set to d...

The Totem #2 was made on a custom built lathe in the Lehrecke studio and is a modern take on the Totem tradition. Turned by a master craftsman with locally sourced walnut and cherry....

The lantern #6 comes from a collection of lanterns Lehrecke designed in 2002 with ten versions and a number of veneer options. The influence was traditional Japanese and has a contemporary metal frame which the veneer shade slides over. The veneers are carefully collected from large logs so that the shades can be made in single flitches and the resulting glow coming through the shades is serene. Ten sizes of the lantern are all available from Chris Lehrecke in a variety of veneers (limited by the height of the lantern in some instances.) The #6 Lantern...

The Chinese dining chair form 2002 honors some of the traditional curves and shapes of early Chinese chairs, but with a modern take. The laminated ...

This beautiful version of the Lehrecke Chinese table from 2002 has a flawless 2 plank, bookmatched black walnut top with a hand rubbed oil finish. The combination of traditional and ...

This is a mini version of the #6 Pedestal, one of the ten original shapes in the Lehrecke Pedestal collection from 1996, is made from a beautiful walnut log, from the Hudson Valley, ...

The mahogany veneer floor lamp #8 is part of the original Chris Lehrecke Veneer Lighting Collection from 1998. The idea began with the beautiful way light passes through thin wood ve...

The lantern #7 comes from a collection of lanterns Lehrecke designed in 2002 with ten versions and a number of veneer options. The influence was traditional Japanese and has a contem...

This Club Chair and Ottoman Set was designed soon after the classic daybed and has the same Scandinavian and African influences, as well as construction techniques. This version is s...

The mahogany veneer floor lamp is part of the original Chris Lehrecke Veneer Lighting Collection from 1998. This particular version - the #10 - is a unique large size that has not be...

These butternut pillow pedestals - benches - were made from solid logs sourced locally near the Chris Lehrecke studio in upstate New York. Butternut, also known as white walnut, has...

These walnut pillow pedestals - benches - were made from solid walnut logs sourced locally near the Chris Lehrecke studio in upstate New York. After being hand carved and sanded they...

This is a mini version of the #6 Pedestal, one of the ten original shapes in the Lehrecke Pedestal collection from 1996, is made from a beautiful walnut log, from the Hudson Valley, ...

The Totem #4 was made on a custom built lathe in the Lehrecke studio and is a modern take on the Totem tradition. Turned by a master craftsman with locally sourced walnut and cherry....

The lantern #5 comes from a collection of lanterns Lehrecke designed in 2002 with ten versions and a number of veneer options. The influence was traditional Japanese and has a contemporary metal frame which the veneer shade slides over. The veneers are carefully collected from large logs so that the shades can be made in single flitches and the resulting glow coming through the shades is serene. Ten sizes of the lantern are all available from Chris Lehrecke in a variety of veneers (limited by the height of the lantern in some instances.) The #5 Lantern...