Tom Parsons
Studio B
Artist and Studio Host
woodworking
Tom Parsons grew up in a family of woodworkers, and from a young age was inspired to collect rare and beautiful woods and create functional and artistic pieces.
His unique collection of wood and finished work are on display in his post and beam woodworking studio on Looncall Lake in Kawartha Highlands near Apsley.
Tom enjoys working collaboratively with clients, who are able to choose from a wide range of wood species for their projects. From burl bowls to birdseye maple end tables, walnut charcuterie boards to live edge tables – there is always something on the go.
When not in his workshop, Tom can be often be found in nature with his wife, children and grandchildren, hiking trails or paddling on nearby waters.
Ho Ho Ho. The workshop has been visited by elves, crafting reindeer for Christmas.
Excited to use small black spruce logs that I collected, salvaged from a forest fire 25 years ago with my father.
Christmas at the Marshlands Centre this weekend. Looking to get started on your Christmas shopping?
Come see the work of local artisans.
Absolutely stunning spalted maple salvaged from the firewood pile. Hope to be coffee tables in the near future.
Experimented with a new white resin pigment. Very happy with the colour contrast with black walnut. Pieces went to new homes during the Apsley Studio Tour. Many thanks to family and friends who helped over the weekend and to guests who visited.
Come check out @art_by_basia & @parsonswildwooddesigns at Studio B
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10-4 this Saturday & Sunday
Had fun creating this piece for my son`s wedding. A 3 tiered cupcake holder made from black walnut.
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