Pair of cherry mirrors for clients near Sterling, VA. April 2022.
Custom gentleman's chest with lasing on top. We can lase virtually any image or text on wood. April, 2018
Custom cutting boards in solid hardwoods are always available in our showroom! March 2018
Shown in solid walnut, red oak, and cherry, these Gingko panels make a lovely wall hanging, or a great screen at the top of a door transom. Custom sizes
and wood species available. March, 2018.
A pair of cherry tack chests for a mother-daughter equestrian team. Each chest includes a removable tote in the main compartment, and a removable
bandage tote in the lid. Personalized for each rider! January, 2016.
Custom outdoor dining table crafted from solid black locust. Two inserts in the top are removable, revealing planters suitable for flowers, or ice and your
favorite beverages. We could build this table out of other wood species as well. August, 2014.
Custom outdoor dining table, with inserts removed and planters filled with flowers. Center hole accommodates an umbrella. August, 2014.
Just in time for spring planting, here is one of two Western Red Cedar potting benches now available. Each bench is finished with Thompson's Waterseal, and the
soil mixing tub on top of the bench is removable for easy cleaning. We first made this bench 20 years ago, and a client reports that her bench continues
to do her great service after all that time! $325 as shown. May, 2014.
A trio of custom made walnut Gentlemen's Chests, made with a client's Grandfather's walnut.
Gentlemen's Chests, open for detail. Tray is removable and was later covered with hunter green suede.
End grain cutting boards made from maple, walnut, and cherry, with first of several coats of food-safe mineral oil finish applied. July, 2013.
The six cutting boards with their final coat of food-safe finish. Ready for use in your kitchen! July, 2013.
Small chests in cherry (left) and walnut. July, 2012.
Small chests, cherry (left) and tiger maple on the right. July, 2012.
Solid cherry louvered doors, finished in Danish Oil and polyurethane for a client in Northern Virginia.
Ron with a solid red oak garage door; one of his most massive projects to date! The commission was to build four doors, each 6 feet by 8 feet. January, 2013
