What the shop can make.
The shop is set up for architectural millwork and furniture: sheet goods and solid hardwood, curved and coopered work, veneer, glass, and finishing.
The practical answer to "can you make this" is usually yes, and the interesting part is how. A cylinder gets built as staves and trued as a drum. An arch gets set out full size on the floor before anything is cut. A leaded panel gets its sash made to the glass rather than the other way round.
- Cabinetry and casework, painted and in hardwood
- Curved and coopered work — drums, arches, radius panels
- Architectural panelling and mouldings
- Furniture in solid walnut, white oak, cedar and maple
- Leaded and stained glass set into our own sashes
- Stone and solid-surface coordination
- Finishing — spray, stain, and hand-rubbed
