Johnny Poux Design Furniture

Cantilever bench/table This bench/table brings together sculptural form and Minimalist aesthetic. The carved wooden bench paired with the smooth ge...

Surface tables This collection of petite tables, combine finely shaped tops, tapered cast bronze stems, and concrete bases to compliment any space. Lathe turned wooden tops are be...

Surface tables This collection of petite tables, combine finely shaped tops, tapered cast bronze stems, and concrete bases to compliment any space. Lathe turned wooden tops are be...

X dining table This substantial wooden top and monument X-base make for a grand dining experience. Poux’s use of cast concrete commands attention, this time with the addition of his two-piece tabletop and wood trestle beam that connects the sculpted X’s. Cast bronze wedges, an elegant and Industrial detail, pull it all together. X dining table features: Solid wood top, split into two pieces held by bronze pins; solid wood stretcher, cast concrete “x” bases, cast bronze draw wedges/pins; protective leather padding. Dovetail bench...

Pivot coffee table Features power-carved, hand finished solid wood top, sits on cast concrete base with bronze pin that allows table to swivel on i...

X dining table This substantial wooden top and monument X base make for a grand dining experience. Poux’s use of cast concrete commands attention, this time with the addition of his...

Dovetail Bench The details of this wood and concrete bench are timeless and singular. The wood seat is created from two planks that are connected by ...

Drum stool/table A Poux signature design, the drum stool/table collection is a perfect marriage of material, sculpture and precision. The solid wood top is seamlessly connected to a funnel of layered plywood rings and shaped on a lathe. After polishing this wooden form to its final sheen, it’s placed atop a tripod of minimal stainless steel legs. Materials Color/finish: Natural, vintage...

Dovetail stool This distinctive stool combines multiple curves in wood, a geometric tower of concrete and the clever use of dovetail joinery. The spl...

Revolution table A machine pared down to its most simple parts, this coffee table with its five circular elements gracefully rotates. It features lathe-turned wooden wheels with l...

Spinster table This ingenious and distinctive side table goes exactly where you need it. The bronze spindle legs of the table simply wraparound the wooden casters for easy motion....

Surface tables This collection of petite tables, combine finely shaped tops, tapered cast bronze stems, and concrete bases to compliment any space. Lathe turned wooden tops are be...

Drum stool/table A Poux signature design, the drum stool/table collection is a perfect marriage of material, sculpture and precision. The solid wood top is seamlessly connected to a funnel of layered plywood rings and shaped on a lathe. After polishing this wooden form to its final sheen, it’s placed atop a tripod of minimal stainless steel legs. Materials Color/finish: natural, vintage...

Drum stool/table A Poux signature design, the Drum stool/table collection is a perfect marriage of material, sculpture and precision. The solid wood top is seamlessly connected to a funnel of layered plywood rings and shaped on a lathe. After polishing this wooden form to its final sheen, it’s placed atop a tripod of minimal stainless steel legs. Materials Color/finish: natural, vintage...

X side table The subtle curves of this side table are an exquisite complement to the rigid geometry of the concrete cruciform base. The wooden tabletop is lathe-turned to a high p...

Johnny Poux sculptures Johnny Poux’s large-scale kinetic concrete sculptures and installations explore the relationship between motion and mass, industry and nature. Each piece is made individually to order. Artist statement My work as an artist has been focused primarily on large-scale kinetic pieces that explore my unyielding fascination with simple machine principles, movement, and the beauty and physics of a large mass in motion. Working with industrial materials like concrete and steel, and occasionally combining these with natural forms or living things like trees, my work is often about the tension between man and nature and our technological footprint. I am drawn to creating large-scale work that moves, evokes feelings of wonder, is interactive, and alters our relationship to the world for a moment. I have built and installed 30 foot tall steel kinetic pieces that span a full 40’ circle as if in flight and have created 1000 lb. concrete pieces that ripple like water in the historic cement mines of Rosendale, NY. I have balanced and counter weighted a 55’ tall black walnut tree...