Category Archives: Past projects
Originals
I’ve been really busy lately, but I was looking through some original photos of the house and thought I’d share. Even though there is still a ton of stuff we want to do on it, it’s come along way. I … Continue reading
Scrap wood credenza
I built this credenza out of scrap wood from my dad’s cabinet shop a few months ago. I got the idea for building all of this scrap-wood stuff from all of the off-fall material that we have accumulated at the … Continue reading
Floating walnut credenza
I made this floating credenza about 9 months ago for all of our media stuff and movies. It’s made out of walnut and white plexiglass. the walnut cost $80 and the plexiglass was something I saved from a dumpster at … Continue reading
Slip-on pipe fittings handrail
When we were trying to get our final inspection, we failed because the wood handrail was wider than 3″. To solve the problem we hung a galvanized pipe on the adjacent wall using these slip-fittings (this was before I could … Continue reading
Anthro zinc letter address
We saw these zinc letters at Anthropologie a few months ago and came up with the idea to use them to display our home address on our house. They didn’t have numbers, so we spelled it out instead (this is … Continue reading
Chair recover attempt
I bought this wing back chair at a flea market last year for $30. It had nothing left but the foam, but it it was in good condition and the frame was solid mahogany so I picked it up. I’ve … Continue reading
Mid-century inspired dining table
Mid-century modern inspired dining table. I made the frame and legs out of solid Iroko wood, left over from another job. The top is made from solid teak and teak veneer. This was the first piece of real “furniture” I’d … Continue reading
Old steel desk renovation – past project
This desk was inside my dad’s shop for years used as a drillpress stand. It had been badly mistreated; kicked around and drilled into multiple times. I pounded out most of the dents, painted it with yellow spraypaint, sanded the … Continue reading
























