Our shop is big enough so that we are able to assemble large structures indoors and then move the item to the site.

This mahogany case was commissioned to house an antique scroll. As a safety feature we machined a hidden lock that will keep little hands from gaining access.

Each shelf unit was made with the following veneers, Carpathian Elm Burl, Waterfall Babinga, and Mappa Burl.

It is not easy to purposely distress a piece of furniture but some times we are asked to build an item that calls out for the distressed look. Here Vincent Dion is using one of his many tools to give this desk a patina of age. You will see this reception desk at Pickets in Greenfield Hill

Our civic involvement includes supporting the Eli Whitney Museum in Hamden CT. This little CD box hangs from the wall and is made with Koa, Wengee, & Walnut. The cabinet was auctioned off during the 2008 Leonardo Challenge.

This reception desk at Towers Goldie llc in New Haven Ct was designed by Craig Newick. The desk features plain sliced Maple with textured steel work fabricated by Jason Sibley of Lift Design and fabrication.

This simple armoire is has more going on than meets the eye. The sides slope inward and each slat is individually mortised into the frame. The cabinet was designed by David Parker of Southport CT.