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Double Butter

By Creede on May 19, 2010 under Tags: , , ,

So I got this email tip the other day. All it said was “These guys deserve some action…” and had a link to doublebutter.com. All it took was one quick glance at the website and all I could think was yes. Yes they do.

Based out of Denver the creative minds behind Double Butter are kicking out some amazing scandinavian inspired modern pieces. Don’t expect to get them at Ikea prices, but do expect amazing hand built pieces that you can be proud of for years to come.

See the rest of the line at Double Butter

Thanks Jacob for the tip.


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Creede is a frugal design junkie. He loves miminamist and mid-century influences and often finds himself with a hammer and drill in hand in order to achieve the style he wants without breaking the bank.

  • http://carpenterinlondon.com Carpenter

    Wow, never heard of these guys before, but their stuff looks great, thanks for pointing them out to me.

  • http://www.joshursodesign.etsy.com Josh Urso Design

    Nice lines! And hooray for hand built furniture! Are we finally seeing a return to good old fashioned craftsmanship? We hope so.

  • http://www.myadventureisyouradvantage.com CapreeK

    Gorgeous, for sure! And I’ll echo the sentiments above: a return to quality craftsmanship and hand built furniture would be a nice change!

  • Paul

    great combinatons of steel and walnut. ah walnut, how you catch my eye wherever I go…

  • http://kinetopictures.com Damian Dayton

    These remind me a lot of the work of Jared Rusten (working in the Bay area, but with Utah ties)
    like this chair:
    http://jrusten.com/pieces/index.php?code=rusten_palo_d

  • http://retaildesigns.blogspot.com/ Jaka Timur

    the chair looks so simple and classic but it sure does serve its function.

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