This red birch kitchen was mainly designed by the home owner around the concept of the “grab hole” in place of traditional knobs.

This bow front cabinet has a top made from Honduran pitch-pine.

The home owners wanted something out of the ordinary for their kitchen, so we used African wenge as the primary wood. This deep brown wood with red tones in the grain really sets these cabinets off well. Hand made glass panels and interior lighting complete the effect.

This small and well appointed kitchen has a very modern feel and incorporates inlayed stainless steel, exposed commercial grade legs, and a deep green lacquer finish.

The coffee table above incorporates curly maple, cherry and bloodwood with hand made iron pulls.

This mahogany cabinet fits into an eve wall in a small stair landing. The design incorporated hand poured glass block and a custom metal sculpture.

Above is an armoire with figured cherry panels.

Below is a lacewood art piece set off by a hand blown glass rondell

This before and after shot shows the addition of corner cabinets with glass doors and hand blown rondell transoms.