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.
Mackintosh desk by Jon Peirce
Wednesday, May 16, 2007 - 1 comment
Jon Peirce, an amateur woodworker from North Smithfield, RI made this desk from quarter sawn white oak featuring Mackintosh pulls. The desk is finished using aniline dye, amber shellac and wax to match the interior of his mission style house. The desk functions as a computer station and features …
Project by RP Scully Furniture in Peekskill, NY
Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment
RP Scully is committed to providing custom handcrafted furniture at a reasonable price. Each piece is a heirloom suitable to be passed down from generation to generation. We are delighted that they choose to use our hardware to finish their work. Here they use H-6 Hepplewhite pull to complete the …
Project by Preserve Design from Blauvelt, NY
Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment
Preserve Design • Clever corner cabinets, a beautiful center island, and a creative use of our Victorian pulls. Daniel Koplowitz, designer and architect, chose the VT-21 for this kitchen and they are stunning. Mr. Koplowitz's specialties include restoration, preservation, additions in keeping …
Project by C.H. Becksvoort of New Gloucester, ME
Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment
Chris has been honored to do restoration work for the last remaining Shaker community at Sabbathday Lake since the late 70's. Of all of his work, I have chosen these two pieces because of their unique features. The music stand takes my breath away. Its simplicity is one element but what I like … read more »
Project by Corsi Cabinet Co
Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment
This arts & crafts cabinetry was designed by Scott Stultz exclusively for the Corsi Cabinet Company. The kitchen uses our Mackintosh pulls and matching appliance grips. If you would like to see more by the designer, you can e-mail him at scott@scottstultz.com.
Project by Tony Kubalak from Eagan, MN
Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment
www.tonykubalak.com • Kubalak has been building high style reproductions since 1999 in Eagan, Minnesota. This stunning lowboy demonstrates his interest in fine ornamentation and is beautifully embellished with a shell and its surrounding carving. The desk on frame would be a perfect piece for a …
Project by Joe Hollen
Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment
Mr. Hollen used one of our finials for the top of the clock, and some of our brass furniture trim in place of the traditional rope molding. The plans for this clock came from the National Clock & Watch Museum. Mr. Hollen is a self taught woodworker, and we think it is inspiring to have someone …
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