CUSTOM PROJECTSHave something in mind? Drop me a note. I have done all sorts of things from special furniture pieces to a chuppa for a colleagues wedding. I have a good eye for designing pieces that work with what you have. I will say that with the size of my shop (small...) I usually don't do anything much larger than a coffee table or dresser, but if you really want a dining table, we can talk. Be advised that I am a one-man shop, so no, I can't get you something by next week! A larger piece usually takes three to four weeks to complete, and that is once I get to it on the calendar. So, start planning early!
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See Some Examples
After the Seven Lakes Orchestra Parents Association bought five new McAdams metronomes for the practice rooms, they wanted to secure them. They commissioned these ash tables with attached housings (yes, they are attached and the face frame locks them in there!). Thanks Desiree O. for the commission!
Desktop music stand commissioned by the TMEA President as a gift for an outgoing Executive Board member. Cherry stand with 18" x 13" desk.
The stand and shelf fold flat.
Four tilt angles, and the base is a 'lazy susan' with a knob that locks it in place.
Mahogany Music Stand commissioned by the Dallas Baptist University Chorale as a gift for their director after their TMEA performance.
Beautiful rich mahogany color. Three height settings and five tilt settings.
In addition to the hand carved lettering on the desk, there are two panels that slide out to reveal the signatures of the group! A neat touch!
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The SLO tables are 30" x 12" x 30". The metronome boxes are also all ash, and the face frame locks them in place. The box is also screwed to the table top. They are not going anywhere!
Custom Conductor's Podium for the St. Faustina Catholic Church in Fulshear, TX (West Houston south of Katy).
The podium is 40" x 40" x 6", and the railing is 36" above the base. It is ash stained walnut and cherry to match the colors of the flooring. See more pictures and details under 'Music Furniture.'
Custom order set of coffee table, end table, and two matching floor lamps. White oak tops with a stained ash base.
Wine presentation box. Cherry, with walnut lid panel and corner miter keys.
Wine presentation box. The lifting mechanism is also cherry.
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Quilt rack in QS white oak. Special commission for an anniversary. Dyed and oil stained for a mission finish. The rack is about 36" wide and 30" tall with three removable bars. The relief carved squares represent the letters in their first names.
The rack is French cleat mounted. There is a slight curve to the front of the shelf. The configuration of the quilt bars was from their request. Thanks Zane T. for the commission!
Mastering lathe cabinet for Heights Vinyl in Houston. I know it looks like a turntable, but it actually most of a machine that cuts master disks. The lathe part weighs about 40 lbs, so the cabinet is sturdy! 3/4 stained birch ply. The two open shelves are for master disks.
The top is 24" square and 1.5" thick. It is free floating to allow for leveling adjustment with the corner bolts. There are recesses for bubble levels at the corners on the top.
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Coffee table in place. The patterns and colors work great with the rug!
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Color scheme picks up the color in the floor as well.
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And the floor lamps Note that the pattern from the center rail is the same as the table bases. But why is that guy on TV...?
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