Projects

Custom moldings and millwork turn IKEA bases into cabinetry that feels fully custom, tying in with the rest of the space. A soffit above the sink and range has removable panels for easy access to plumbing and ventilation.

A simple inset shaker door in white oak with a fully waterproof clear matte finish

Built-in cubbies keep toys organized and easy to grab. Durable shiplap walls are made to withstand real life.

Linen and spare blanket storage in main common area, easily accessed

This multi-year project redefined the home’s interior with custom cabinetry, millwork, decorative and functional steel work, painting, and custom lighting

Designed for a tricky layout, this custom bedroom ensemble features sliding wood-and-steel shutters that double as a headboard, wall-reflecting reading lights, and compact cubbies with dimmable nightlights and USB charging on both sides

This formal living room now functions as a dual-purpose space, housing a fully equipped home office with hidden storage, a new mantle, and a pull-down TV that doubles as a computer monitor

We hid large HVAC ducts using custom white oak cabinetry and grills—creating a seamless, clean look without compromising airflow

A recessed headboard, floating nightstands with ambient lighting, and steel-accented fixtures bring a tailored, modern edge to this custom wall unit

Our first project using cane, this mudroom features four custom doors that blend function, texture, and natural material for a soft, airy feel

Deep blue stain on oak

Custom cubbies and a tech-friendly drawer keep this mudroom organized, with built-in charging ports and space for everyday devices

White lacquered cabinetry with hard wearing natural white oak adjustable shelving

We transformed a basic layout into a French-inspired chocolate shop with custom millwork and tailored finishes. IKEA base cabinets were upgraded with handcrafted doors, drawers, and panels to complete the look

For a school-to-apartment conversion, we designed and built a custom desk using salvaged materials from the original building

This painting by a local artist, Chris Wyllie, was incorporated into this hidden tv design, raised and lowered by a sailboat winch.

This design struck a balance, giving her a delicate, refined frame and legs and giving him the masculinity of raw steel and heavy walnut top.

In this newer renovation of a historic firehouse, a rooftop water leak ruined the kitchen cabinetry. We rebuilt the custom cabinets with identical replacements crafted of Corian instead of painted MDF to survive any further water penetrations.

This design utilized stock cabinets with custom applied moldings and open shelving. The cherry butcher block countertops has black Corian set in flush for the prep area and around the sink.

Here we have a custom medicine cabinet with ambient lighting hidden above and a night light underneath. The live edge shelves were crafted from an oak tree cut down locally.

This large home was redesigned with a modern kitchen and featured a large slatwall that was lit up from the inside.