Nathan Majeski creates one-of-one works from salvaged Pacific Coast timber, rare stone, and natural remnants shaped by weather and time. His architectural art transforms the essence of the forest into refined expressions of contemporary art.

As a young child, Nathan was immersed in the timberlands, learning about forest ecosystems firsthand. In his youth, his family introduced him to Chicago’s vibrant museum and gallery scenes, as well as a rich cultural tapestry of jazz, fine art, and diverse perspectives. The contrast between untamed natural environments and city culture shaped his creative vision.

Nathan began crafting sculptural furniture and water-integrated designs as a pre-teen, which established the foundation for his lifelong interest in design. Following undergraduate studies at the University of Oregon, he graduated at the top of his class with a Master of Sustainable Architecture from Tufts University in Boston, recognized among the nation’s leading programs.