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 by Paul Evans, from Peacham, VT

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

www.paintedpineman.com

802-592-3219 Paul works out of a one man shop in Peacham, VT. His furniture is inspired by rural colonial New England. Each piece is built using tools and techniques from many years ago. Hand planed boards and moldings and the aged look of painted and tastefully distressed finishes, add to the uniqueness of each piece. Sold only at his small gallery, just off the beaten path in the hills of Peacham. The demand for custom pieces keeps him busy year round.

Project by Ron Stryker of Spring City, PA

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

Ron works alone and enjoys it that way. His passion is building one piece of furniture for one client at a time. Each piece is unique and made for the individual. Ron has a pretty good set up, because he is a one man shop and does not want to keep his customers waiting long, he does not have to spend much time on marketing. He just builds furniture the old fashioned way. You can reach Ron at: 610-948-8320. Ron chose to use our hand forged iron H hinges to complete his cabinet.

Project by Mark Dutton of Dike, IA

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

The Duttons were given this beautiful air-dried walnut from a tree that was cut to make room for a public library expansion in their home town of Warsaw, NY. They set out to design a unit that would provide both clothing storage and house a TV in the bedroom. The inspiration came from a factory visit to the Stickley Furniture plant in Manlius, NY. After a long search for the perfect hardware to suit his mission-style furnishings, Mark chose our Mackintosh pulls in a semi-bright finish. The drawer fronts are from consecutive boards and the rest of the boards will be used for drawer fronts on a matching tall dresser. Working in his spare time designing, building and finishing this piece took nearly all of 2003. We are proud that Mark chose our hardware for his project, and we hope this is the first of many inspiring designs.

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 living room, allowing function to become compatible with beauty. Both are breathtaking to say the least. We are honored that he chooses to use our hardware on his pieces. This particular lowboy and the desk on frame both enjoy our most popular style, the C-602 pull in the semi-bright finish.

Project by The Woodsmith's of Belfast, ME

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

The Woodsmith's is owned and operated by Dave and Diane Laliberte. They craft each piedce of furniture by hand with the finest hardwoods. They are known for their remarkable tables, but as this piece shows, they do beautiful case pieces as well. They can be reach at 207-722-4211 and on line at www.thewoodsmithsfurniture.com.

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.

Project by Eldred Wheeler from Hingham, MA

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

www.eldredwheeler.com

Eldred Wheeler has been producing reproduction furniture for homes and offices for many years. In addition to production furniture, custom orders are welcomed. We feature this pretty nine drawer chest in our catalog. It has a carved shell and is made from curly maple. Eldred Wheeler has chosen our H-10 drawer pulls in the 3-1/2" boring along with the H-42 knob for the center shell. Both are in the antique finish, which looks stunning on the curly maple. phone: 781-337-5311

Project by Cork Cove Furniture of Dresen, ME

Tuesday, May 15, 2007 - leave a comment

Mark is primarily recognized for his cabinetry with with his other company Cork Cove Cabinets. Recently he has reentered the realm of furniture with his new company a Cork Cove Furniture. Still based in Dresden Maine, the designs are in the spirit of the Arts & Crafts movement and are offered as an alternative to much of the mass produced furniture available today.

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 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 with the original structure and many kinds of renovations. Additional credit is due to Avalon Custom Woodworks who built the cabinetry and helped Daniel's designs become reality. They can be reached at 718-246-8223 or by email at avalonwoodshop@earthlink.net.