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Just delivered the custom bar we worked with a client to design for her basement remodel. Can’t wait to see her basement when it is complete!

Today we installed our latest project in a client’s home. Custom barn doors! We designed these to match their bourbon barrel stools in their kitchen. Now they can have a wide open space or two smaller, more private spaces. All that with no doors swinging open and taking up space.

We created some cool “man cave” art for different clients. The team logo barrel heads are 24” in diameter and made of metal and wood. The UK and Cardinal are cut, polished and painted by hand. We used two different color finishes on the wood, to make them unique. The Falls City barrel head (also 24″ in diameter) was a unique creation made from an old sign we found at a flea market, and a barrel head cut to frame. We will definitely be on the lookout for more like it!

We had a customer come to us and asked us to design their dream island for their kitchen. They wanted rustic chic. We worked together and designed exactly what they wanted for the centerpiece of their kitchen remodel. Many can gather here while entertaining. It has plenty of storage, a large concrete surface, electrical outlets for small appliances like hand mixers and a sink for easy access when preparing culinary masterpieces!

My niece turned one, and loves giraffes… so, we made her a giraffe for her room. It doubles as a growth chart. ☺️ Happy Birthday G!

This vanity was designed for a bathroom remodel. The base is made of wood, and it has a trough sink made of concrete on top. This serves well for two people in the bathroom at one time. It was also for a small bathroom , so we designed for lots of added storage with four wide drawers and a full width shelf at the bottom. Quite the unique centerpiece of this bathroom.

We were asked to make a custom Lego table for a customer’s grandson. They wanted a place for him to build his creations, and also keep Legos easily accessible for use.  We made it reversible, and added a chalk board on the other side of the Lego board for his little sister. Now everyone can express themselves equally!

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.