The customer kept this old door after remodeling. One panel was broken and fortunately removing it left a width that fit a queen-size bed perfectly. This headboard isn’t attached to the bed frame, but hung on the wall using a… Read More »TURNING AN OLD DOOR INTO A HEADBOARD
My customer lives on a busy St. Petersburg street and wanted something unique and “Florida” to give her some privacy.
This chair was damaged by a visitor at one of my customer’s beachfront AirBNB condos. Appearance wasn’t an issue; making it strong was.
This table got a total make over after arriving in pieces. Would never have guessed it would turn out so pretty.
This piece was damaged during shipping. The customer wanted it fixed and given a new look.
This was the dining table around which my customer’s sons grew up. The memories required a refinish rather than a replacement.
This cedar-lined chest had minor laminate problems, two broken feet and some busted trim. Additionally the finish was shot and the customer wanted new hardware installed which did not fit the existing holes.
There were multiple broken dowel joints on all four of these dining room chairs. The customer didn’t want them refinished, only repaired and new material for seats. There was material for three prior seat covers already and they request the… Read More »REPAIRING & REUPHOLSTERING A DINING ROOM CHAIR
Scrap oak and walnut came together nicely for this custom frame. I slid a thin piece of cardboard into the finished frame to have a template for cutting the glass.
