Keith Fritz Fine Furniture

06/06/2026

06/05/2026

Before there is craftsmanship, there is material.
We begin with exceptional locally sourced black walnut, selected for its beauty and character. From this 8/4 plank, the foundation of our George dining table is created—where timeless design starts with timeless wood.

06/05/2026

Every round table that ever became an oval lost something in the process.

The Prairie Table solves that. The perimeter leaf system allows the table to expand outward from the edge — the round stays round, just larger. More seats, same silhouette. The black slide mechanism in the detail shot is the only evidence that any engineering was involved at all.

Bleached oak, sunburst grain radiating from center. A form that doesn't negotiate with function — it accommodates it, invisibly.

06/04/2026

This is the nightstand. Wait until you see what comes next.

The Regent — walnut crotch veneer, Macassar ebony, oak-lined drawer — will also be offered as a 3-drawer chest and cabinet. A complete collection built around one of our most refined design statements yet.

06/02/2026

Round. Then racetrack.
The Loos dining table, walnut starburst, sculptural arched base — heading to a Nantucket house.

06/01/2026

Mixed finish custom dining table with color, stain and metal accents.

Almond oak starburst top, brushed brass banding, and a teal accent column for a very deliberate pop of color.

Design Showroom: George Cameron Nash
Interior Designer: Anne Williams

05/30/2026

One hundred percent custom. Figured walnut. Dashboard-grade burl border. Gold leafed feet.
A table built to anchor a room for generations. Every surface pattern unique to the piece. Every detail considered.

Design Showroom: George Cameron Nash
Interior Designer: Lucas Eilers Design Associates

05/29/2026

The Regent. A new piece from Keith Fritz.
Walnut crotch veneer framed in exotic Macassar ebony — material richness held in check by disciplined geometry. The kind of object that earns its place in a room without announcing itself.

05/28/2026

No two are alike. Every table top pattern is designed, cut, and hand assembled in our shop — figured walnut center framed by dashboard-grade burl. The grain you're looking at exists nowhere else on earth.

Design Showroom: George Cameron Nash
Interior Designer: Lucas Eilers Design Associates

05/23/2026

Two completely different conversations happening in the same piece — and they agree on everything.

Bleached Santos rosewood, slip-matched to read as a single unbroken horizon, sits atop an espresso walnut frame on the Cayman Console. The quarter-round edge is where they negotiate: a soft transition between the warmth above and the depth below.

Then there are the legs. Sinuous, sculptural, almost architectural in their curve — the kind of detail that stops you when you're not looking for it.

Small decisions. Grain direction. Edge profile. Finish tone. The difference between furniture and something worth looking at twice.