Our Project Gallery

Approaching 150 years old, these gorgeous massive white oak doors were in need of some love. The hardware was rusting and the wood was weathered.

We sanded off the old finish, replaced wood deemed too rotted for refinishing, and stained and sealed the doors with marine grade varnish. We cleaned up the hardware and sealed it with a high quality enamel paint. Restoring these church doors to their former glory was absolutely an honor.

This basement staircase was not only an eye sore but a safety hazard. 

We took the staircase completely apart and installed new, structurally sound framing. Under the linoleum tiles we found beautifully worn old growth maple treads, and the customer agreed they were worth cleaning up. The treads were refinished with a natural, linseed oil based finish to showcase their beauty and character. Finally, we prepped and painted the surrounding trim and the new risers. The result? Beautiful, safe, lasting staircase with some 1907 charm!

These three historic condominium entryway doors were weathering and damaged from hitting the surrounding stone entryway. 

We removed them, brought them to our shop, stripped layers of paint from both sides, repaired the damaged areas, glazed the gaps between trim and glass on the exterior, and hand painted them with two coats of high quality paint. The beautiful original hardware also had layers of paint which we stripped, cleaned up and re-installed, along with door stops to prevent future damage to the mouldings.

This Ikea kitchen island had a low quality counter top with a peeling finish, peeling paint, and inadequate shelving. 

We built a custom butcher block top with local urban maple, sealed it with food-safe linseed oil and beeswax finish, redesigned the shelving to fit the customers storage needs, and properly repainted the base.