Customer Projects

Have you used our products on a project you’re proud of?

Post a photo and a description of your project and we will feature it on our site! We’re especially looking for photos containing Art Deco, Victorian, Mackintosh, or iron hardware.

Project Maynard and Maynard of New Hampshire

Saturday, February 24, 2007 - leave a comment

www.classicfinefurniture.com • The Maynards are interested in most kinds of furniture and design, and this curiosity keeps their pieces living and changing. It is easy to see why they are successful. Their furniture radiates joy to me. From museum seating to custom work to office furnishings to …

Project by Peter Presnell

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 - leave a comment

Peter builds furniture of many styles in Humboldt County in northern California. Each piece is custom made, a collaboration between his customer and himself. His shop is in a forest of redwoods and that silence that comes with soft barked, old trees infiltrates his work space. This buffet is …

Project by Randall Frey of Stanardsville, VA

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 - leave a comment

www.18thcenturyreproductions.com/ • Here is just one example of Randall Frey's work. You can also see a little corner cupboard on the cover of our catalog. Randall stays true to the period, and every piece is custom made to exacting standards. From hand mixed stains and finishes to hand cut …

Project by Dale Andersen (Mr Cedar) of Stephenson, MI

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 - leave a comment

http://www.mrcedar.com • Dale Andersen has been in business since 1985 producing wood boxes and assorted items on the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan. His website is extremely well laid out, offering a blueprint to the consumer on how to order a chest and have it be exactly what they want …

Project by Knudsen Woodworking, from Kirkwood, PA

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 - 1 comment

www.knudsenwoodworking.com • This library uses remarkable millwork and stresses elegance in addition to function. Made from cherry, Jeff has incorporated panelled walls into the design. Not all hardware is prominent, and in this case, the PB-409B hinges, the K-12 knobs, the shelf pegs and the …

Project by Riverside Artisans Inc. in Patterson, NJ

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 - leave a comment

973-278-5881 • Riverside Artisans designs and builds amazing spaces. The traditional, as shown here, is just one approach. Recently Jim's work was featured in Taunton Press's new Custom Furniture Source Book. In it, he shows clean curves, and flowing lines, a taste of the modern blended with the …

Project by Feather River Woodworks

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 - leave a comment

This piece was custom made to match the customers existing furniture. It is made from Alder wood and has five layers of color. Made in true reproduction style; there is dovetail construction throughout and authentic wooden drawer slides. We are delighted that Feather River chose our H-3 … read more »

Project by Joe Szabo of Wisconsin

Wednesday, February 14, 2007 - 1 comment

Yukon Designs at the Junction • 262-786-2417 • Joe and Mary Lou Szabo are very talented people. Not only does Joe create and teach intarsia, he also builds period reproductions. I chose to feature his intarsia because it is such an unusual skill. Above I show 3 game boards, but also two other …

Project by Frank Farrell

Sunday, February 4, 2007 - leave a comment

Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey • Frank Farrell constructed this computer desk of red oak and covered it with two coats of amber shellac for a warm look. It uses antique brass hardware throughout, and is beautifully designed to be a very efficient work space. Good design met individual need, and …

Project by Matthew S. Reynolds & Company from Hopatcong, New Jersey

Sunday, February 4, 2007 - leave a comment

http://www.msrandcompany.com • Matthew chose cherry wood, which he accented by using quilted maple on the drawer. In addition to beauty, this table is incredibly versatile. Imagine it nuzzled next to your bed, in the hallway, as an end table, or under your favorite window.