Author Archives: Jenny Thomas

A washer and dryer pedestal that we matched to our customer’s existing cubby holes. It covered up unsightly water lines and electrical outlets (yet they are still easily accessible), provides extra storage, makes it easier to do laundry, and makes the space look finished. 

I wanted a new piece for my big wall in the kitchen, so we made this. It is 40”x 40” piece which can be customized to your favorite horse in racing history. We can also do a scaled down version (24″x 24″). If you are interested in the horse silhouette only (without the background and frame), we can do that as well. Each is custom made to order, so color variation with the stain is also a possibility.

This kitchen table was designed for a growing family. The two benches allow for more people at family dinners. Add two colorful chairs and it becomes a lovely centerpiece of this open kitchen.

I love antique stores, thrift shops, all things vintage. A local antique store had a big sale before Christmas, so I made my way there to see what I could find. While weaving through all the “stuff,” I happened upon a booth with some unique artwork. The artist painted winning Derby horses, with watercolor, on old programs. Now, most who know me also know I love horses, but I especially love Seattle Slew. When I saw that number three, those yellow and black silks, well I had to get it! I also purchased Whirlaway, because two of a good thing is always better than one. When I got them home, I realized regular frames would not do for my two diamonds in the rough, so I made these. I think they are just right!

Our customer needed more storage for a very small galley style kitchen. We added these two floating shelves for extra storage of dinner ware. They turned out to be just what he needed.