One of my early pieces. A fine example of grain matching and panel balancing with the bold grain lines of Red Oak.

This unique bartop became the focal point of the new Sage Alley Brewery in Coopersburg, PA in 2018. The top is made of Ambrosia Maple, with a Mahogany bar-rail. Built in four sections, including the fold-up servers gate, this bar is a whopping 20 feet long and 10 feet wide. Designed like a kitchen, with all the specialized equipment fitted perfectly behind so the servers can be efficient to keep the customers happy.

Custom Walnut Bartop for basement family room. Pine paneling and custom pine barn door beyond.

This custom vanity in natural Cherry creates generous storage space with warm colors. The white fixtures contrast nicely with the natural tones in the granite top and the custom tile work.

A modern update to a 1964 bathroom. Includes a floating vanity in White Ash and a vanity top and heater cover in Mahogany.

A massive entertainment center in White Ash, designed to fit perfectly balanced around two existing windows. Room was wired for surround sound, smoked glass hides electronic devices while enabling remote controls.

This medium sized kitchen island boasts a two tiered granite top, with a sunburst veneer pattern in highly figured curly maple on an elliptical front. It includes a trash drawer, as well as a full drawer stack, and an open sink base. The color-changing led lights are remote controlled and offer mood lighting for parties or casual gatherings. There are multiple electrical outlets incorporated into the tile backsplash , which also serves as an appliance garage.

Something good happened in 2020. This 1950’s kitchen got a complete make-over during the pandemic lockdown.

The natural beauty of Quarter-sawn White Oak. Three identical units in my old shop, before being delivered to the George Washington Hotel in Manhattan.

This Studio Office Space was painstakingly fitted to the rough stone walls in a 200 year old livestock barn. The waterfall edge detail of the Rift-sawn White Oak desktop is flawless. Lots of drawers and storage space.

Reception desk In Yellow Pine bead-board and plastic laminate counters.

My customer liked this Louisville Slugger handrail so much, he had me build a less fancy replacement for it when he moved so he could take this one with him. Baseball fans in general really love it! Also, this balustrade on the front porch on a 200+ year old farmhouse, recreated in Spanish Cedar. Notice the sloped bottom rail to shed water. Built to last a lifetime.

A modern corner unit vanity in Curly Maple with mirrored medicine cabinet and subway tile above. A Shaker Style Cherry vanity with a vessel sink and wall mount faucet. Finally, a live edge Walnut slab incorporating Curly Maple bow ties to stabilize the natural crack.

Various other built-ins, furniture pieces, fancy kitchen features, even custom kayak paddles!

A gorgeous slab of granite tops this nice furniture piece. The lumber and veneer was carefully selected for its highly figured character.

Custom doors for a commercial project in Philadelphia, PA. these doors range in size from 3 feet wide by 8 feet tall, to 4 feet wide by 10 feet tall.

Special request for an exterior door.