The wood comes from 211 Schemerhorn and the doors will be going to Jordan Taylor Inc. We thank them for using local merchants and local products.
Old wood, new life... Just one of the things we do.
Working on Four Stools for a Special Project
These stools are a donation to St. Augustine H.S. in New Orleans, LA. for Hampfest, an annual fundraiser for the school. The Mulberry seats are to be yellow and the the bases will be powder coated purple, the school colors. The Mulberry is Central Park Sandy wood.
The base for the stools.
Frames and Legs
Mirror frames and hairpin legs. All hand made in NY.
Spectacular woods and designs
Walnut Mirror Frames
We can customize frames for you. All work is done in-house. 17 yrs. experience and 25 species of Northeastern Hardwoods.
Check out the 45 and the molding. Yep, we do it all here. Now imagine your artwork or mirror in one of these. :-)
Spalted Sugar Malple Slab
Super Sexy...24" wide and 9.5' long...
Adding the Finishing Touches
Spray finishing the benches.
Small time USA...
Welding Tricycle Stools
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Getting my welding on...
Working on a Pair of Benches
Walnut inlay in these reclaimed benches from 211 Schermerhorn, Brooklyn. Check out the fascinating story on this place.
Getting it done..like we do.
Logs, Logs and More Logs
We have a couple of hundred logs to mill and away we go...
Milling Another Walnut Log
Freshened up!
On it's way to Nashville, TN. This live edge slab table and two matching benches are all cleaned up and ready for the road.
Cash and Carry at the Bklyn Flea
Needing seating for a dinner party that night, they knew where to come to get a reclaimed Douglas Fir bench with walnut inlays. Certainly a conversation piece as wood came from a former horse barn in Yonkers, NY.
Milling Mondays Have Yielded More Than a Few Slabs Thus Far...
Vintage (new to us) Towmotor Forklift. American made, circa 1950s.
125 Michigan was down for a while and we needed some help. It's a champ.
Picking it up
Harrison Middle School, White Oak and Elm
Trees from LES Waterfront Parks
We are very happy to share that we just got a few loads of trees from the LES waterfront parks. 480 non-regulated London Plane trees were taken down and happily we were able to save three truckloads. The rest will sadly be used for firewood.
Do you know where your wood comes from?