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.

Built in By Chicone Cabinetmakers

Wednesday, May 16, 2007 - leave a comment

Macintosh dresser by Bob Winfrey

Wednesday, May 16, 2007 - leave a comment

Project by Laurie Fierstein

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

This piece was designed by Laurie Fierstein and photographed by Bob Fierstein. The piece was built by Joe Longobucco of A&P Woodworks with finishing by Gertrude Fish. We thank them all for sharing, we love to see new uses for our hardware.

Project by Eldred Wheeler from Hingham, MA

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

Eldred-Wheeler builds furniture of all types in Hingham Massachusetts. They have their own retail stores all over the northeast, you can visit them online at Eldred Wheeler.

Project by E.J. Masaitis Furnituremakers of Raynham, MA

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

We are delighted that Erick, owner of E.J. Masaitis Furnituremakers, uses our hardware for much of his furniture. In this case he chose our drawer pulls in a special light antique finish, and they could not look any better.

You can reach them at: 508-880-9921.

Project by Scott Jordan Furniture, Brooklyn, NY

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - 1 comment

www.scottjordan.com

This gorgeous bed has a slat foundation that is perfect for the newer latex mattresses. This means that the bed's mattress can be thinner and not interfere with the striking headboard. This bed has a hand rubbed oil finish and is made from solid wood using traditional bed bolts, one of the strongest ways to build a bed. Scott Jordan's furniture combines the best of the old with the contemporary designs of today and the result is lovely.

Project by Ken Starnes, of Houston, TX

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

We would like to thank Ken for sharing his work. He flattered us with his comments about the hardware by saying "Your brass is the best quality I have seen and really makes these pieces pop." We appreciate the sentiment and feel the same about the furniture it goes on.

Project by Steve Burrows, from Malmesbury, UK

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

Built in the Arts & Crafts style, Steve used our Mackintosh pulls to complete his piece. It makes sense, seeing as it is English Arts & Crafts after all. The Mackintosh pulls are made in the UK and are still made with the original tooling used by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It doesn't get more authentic than that. We would like to thanks Steve for sharing.

Project by Will Holden from Mystic, CT

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

The wood selection is Connecticut cherry from the same tree and all red. The slant top is made from one solid piece. The tops and bottoms are all single piece wide pine boards. Joinery is all dovetail and the drawers have Suffield notches. Will used all Horton hardware, and for that we thank him.

Project by Corsi Cabinet Co

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - 1 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.