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Posted on Fri, Mar 27, 2009
Craftsman's new turn
Over two decades as a furniture-maker, Jack Larimore became well-known for his biomorphic forms, nature references, and intricate finish work. Fans and collectors of Larimore's past work, though, might be surprised by his new pieces. Made from sections and slices of salvaged timber, the blocky, rough-hewn tables and benches are an entirely new look for Larimore, one he calls "modern minimalism."
 
A furniture craftsman turns over a new leaf



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