Philosophy
The "suburban lifestyle" has been much decried in environmental circles. However, were many see waste, we see potential. The potential of the land currently lying fallow under acres of lawn waiting to be harnessed. And while gardening and farming are entirely worthwhile uses of these otherwise underused acres, we feel that they can provide more than just food. Consider the potential of suburban forestry. Especially in older suburban neighboorhoods that have acres of mature hardwood trees that are frequently pruned, felled by storms, or cut down at the whim of their owners. That is why we craft our functional and decorative products from these local trees. Trees that would otherwise be destined for firewood stacks or chippers. After people see and feel what can be made from the resources in their own backyard it gives them a greater appreaciation for the value of the timber growing outside their door.
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Thank you to everyone who came out to the Reiman Gardens' Garden Art Fair and braved the rainy weather. Our next show is TBA.
About Us
Brian Johnson attended Iowa State University and recieved a Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering.
Melanie Johnson graduated from the Medical College of Georgia with a Masters degree in Medical Illustration.