Woodworking

This is the Celtic Bar.  We used some carved oak panels that were bought from an architectural salvage store.

My husband wanted mahogany in his bathroom, so I hand carved this up for him!

The front window seat, along with the valances were custom fit to the wall.  The drapes and upholstery were also my doing.

More to come later on!

The living room mantel was originally done in brick.  We had it refaced in marble and I built this on top.

This vanity was originally built as a sample from recycled wood from the old house.  But we both liked it and decided to put it back in the new house.  I also painted this.

The front doors were beautiful, but needed some kind of surround to make them stand out.  After building this, I painted them with an antique finish.

The pride of our kitchen is this wood burning pizza oven.  These cabinets also were painted with an antique finish, complimented by some copper, travertine tiles and a hand painted mural.

Just a sample of all the interior doors in the house.

Here’s a cute little box in walnut, inlaid with a slice of a pine tree root.

The stripe on this box was achieved by using red oak and Brazilian chestnut.

This is an 8 foot long hand carved vanity, made from African Padouk.  The pattern is a series of intertwining celtic knots, which I love and wanted to have in this piece.

These are photos of some of my woodworking projects.

Most of them are in our Central Coast home, some are jobs I have taken in the past.

Just click on any picture to see larger view.

This is an interesting little box, made from 1” solid walnut.  I incorporated my chain mailing skills to create an inlay on the top.

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