A Little About Us:
I have been a woodworker for over 37 years. Self-taught furniture maker who strives for perfection. Most of pieces are oiled finished, otherwise we use a lacquer finish when needed. We use Tenon and Mortise on our products and Dovetail on our drawers.

We strive to make our pieces look like they are from days gone by.


Our Stylings:
With offerings from formal and traditional designs from Eastlake, Colonial, Mission, Acadian, Victorian, Quebecquois, Quebec Primitive to informal and casual country stylings

What is:
Eastlake: Named after Charles Locke Eastlake, furniture designer who advocates a return to simple joined construction.

Mission Style: Common name used for arts and craft oak made furniture inspired by Gustin Stickley from the early 1900.

Colonial: Furniture style simple and practical built by new comers who settled in southern united states, where colonies from the old world strive. Such as plantation.

Quebec Primitive: Furniture built by farmers, farmer sons or others to make rural and country living more bearable. These pieces capture a blend of charm and simplicity that only a country craftsman could create.