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Our Work

A sampling of completed projects, demonstrating our diversity of service offerings and quality execution.

Built-in Bookshelves

At 6 feet wide x 7 feet tall, this bookshelf unit blends smoothly into the client's living space, while providing effective storage and display of personal effects.

Wrap-Around Entertainment Center

This project was designed with the client's robust book collection and assemblage of historical etchings in mind. At 11 feet wide x 8 feet tall, this wrap-around entertainment center fills the previously blank wall with functional storage and display space. Installation required the relocation of the room's smoke detector.

Narrow Laundry Room

Turning this small, narrow laundry room into a functional and visually pleasing space posed many unique challenges. Allocating space for a utility sink, laundry baskets, and cat litter box while adding accessible storage and counter space required creative design and planning. Large appliances like washers and dryers must remain easily serviceable.

To address these challenges, the appliance pedestals incorporate scissor jacks that can be cranked to engage wheels that allow easy rollout of the units out from their confined space. Each pedestal has a built-in step stool capable of supporting 250lb so the client can easily access the high counter and upper cabinets.

Interior Doors & Closet Storage

This project involved building eleven custom interior doors and optimizing storage in the client's primary and secondary bedroom walk-in closets.

Additional Bathroom Storage

In this bathroom, the client requested that the large rarely-used jetted tub be replaced with storage and a counter for sorting and folding laundry. To limit the scope of the project, the client requested that the old vanity be repainted to match the new cabinets. The carpet was replaced with laminate flooring for a clean, modern look.

Furniture Refinishing

Refurbishing and refinishing furniture requires patience and attention to detail. Structural issues and damage must first be repaired in a manner that aligns with the original design and wood species. Selecting and applying the proper tinting (stain) and finish must be compatible with the original finish while bringing out the natural beauty of the wood.