Influenced by the simple elegance of Japanese and Shaker woodworking
traditions, Dominik explores a variety of ideas and techniques to create
one-of-a-kind furnishings and cabinetry that will complement your existing
or planned home décor.
"I feel most closely connected to contemporary styles of furniture and
cabinetry,
where proportion and choice of wood create the overall visual effect."
While esthetic appeal and structural integrity are primary considerations
in Dominik's work, he pays particular attention to the surface finish.
Incorporating figured woods as design elements, Dominik enjoys using exotic
veneers for their beauty and diversity of application.
"Furniture should be a pleasure to touch and use in one's everyday life."
Dominik enjoys working in partnership with each of his clients to create
functional designs in wood that reflect personal style and taste. These
collaborations lead to the development of unique pieces, ranging from traditional,
through contemporary, to the unusual.
"My committment to clear communication with you
throughout the planning process ensures your complete satisfaction."
Dominik's designs reflect his concern for quality and longevity. He
accomplishes this by utilizing traditional tools, techniques and technologies,
as well as modern machinery and materials. The result is a unique custom-designed
functional art piece that his clients and their families will use and enjoy
for a lifetime, and beyond. Commissions include exquisite solid wood and
veneered furniture pieces, stylish yet functional wall-units, and custom-designed
kitchens and bathrooms.
Dominik immigrated to Canada from Germany in 1979. After graduating
from Queen's University in 1986, with a degree in Mathematics, he began
to apply his talents to fine woodworking and, in 1990, opened his own studio
in the countryside north of Kingston, Ontario. Each fall, Dominik participates
in a studio tour organized by a number of local area artists and craftspeople.
For more information about the tour contact Dominik, or visit

Dominik is a member of the Furniture Society

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