by Jesse Smith | Jan 12, 2016
Here is a simple way to dress up a fire extinguisher box. We used a seeded glass in the door and laser engraved a custom frosted design into it based on an antique fire extinguisher photo. The result is a much more refined look to an otherwise everyday object. The box...
by Jesse Smith | Jan 9, 2016
The cabinets we built for the Spencer Companies are what we call a 3-Tone Yuma knotty alder finish. The doors are trimmed in steel frames and the countertops are made from reclaimed mixed hardwoods from KY/TN. The built-in cabinets provide ample storage behind their...
by Jesse Smith | Dec 28, 2015
Here is a 14′ long Loblolly Pine dining table we built to a customer’s specifications. We were able to sit down in our design lounge and design a base and top with them that suited their space and tastes. This steel base and riveted steel wrapped top...
by Jesse Smith | Dec 18, 2015
Here are some tobacco barn grey bi-part sliding doors we built and installed in a customers home. More information to...
by Jesse Smith | Dec 10, 2015
Refining the surface of reclaimed wood by adding lacquer finishes gives the wood a fresh and inspiring look and helps to maintain the integrity of the wood. It also looks awesome! Check out this multicolor color we built and installed for a customer. Their space is...
by barrett | Nov 24, 2015
Here’a beautiful behemoth of a barn door we built for a customer. This is the gateway to their game room and made from our Tobacco Barn Brown Materials. The door slides quietly and easily with the oversized 8″ rollers. Our modern door pull is used on the...
by barrett | Nov 21, 2015
Here’s a large but simple two panel distressed knotty alder sliding barn door we built/installed for a customer. This door is installed with our standard 4″ barn door hardware set. Knotty alder is very easy to work with which makes it a preferred cabinet...
by barrett | Nov 17, 2015
Not all fireplaces are created equal. Sometimes, we have interesting challenges like this zig-zagging mantel build that follows the unique lines and wall directions at this customer’s home. Made from one of our naturally grey hand-hewn white oak beams from PA,...
by barrett | Oct 29, 2015
Here is a “Double X” style door we built/installed for a customer using our Tobacco Barn Brown materials. This door also features our smallest hardware set, with 3″ rollers and 2″ angle track. The varied wood species gives this door a natural...
by barrett | Oct 23, 2015
Here’s a great looking way of bringing in the reclaimed wood wall look, but framing it out with steel to trim it out and make it look like a giant art piece. This added so much warmth to the space. The materials used are “Speckled Black” that has been sanded 50% and...
by barrett | Oct 23, 2015
A reclaimed wood solution for a curved...
by barrett | Oct 22, 2015
Here’s one of our X-Brace style metal bases with a reclaimed hardwood top and powder coated base. This piece is finished in linseed oil to protect it outdoors. We also made matching barstools to go with...
by barrett | Oct 10, 2015
A customer came to us with a very fun custom door project. This kind of “quadruple bypass” door (which sounds more like a heart surgery than a door build), is not something you see every day. It’s certainly one-of-a-kind (at least until the rest of the design...
by barrett | Sep 23, 2015
Here is a beautiful pair of bi-part sliding barn doors we created for a customer. These are made from our tobacco barn grey material. These doors are made with our Tobacco Barn Grey and the hardware was painted flat black to provide a great contrast within the...
by barrett | Sep 17, 2015
Our loblolly pine stock from Maine made a fantastic island top for this customer’s kitchen. We had our boys in the Porter Iron Works shop make an “M” style industrial i-beam base to support the island and used the existing cabinetry to support the...
by barrett | Sep 14, 2015
Here is a fun little project we did for a customer that wanted us to create a walnut pallet-style coffee table that rolled on industrial sized...
