So I showed up to the tv shoot, tools in hand pondering what marvel they’d want in the first hour or so.
“Can you build a sled out of this old pallet and make a giant cookie cutter for our Xmas episode?”
“No problem!”
Wrapped this old brick fireplace with Wainscot paneling and brick tile.
The fireplace originally had an opening to fit an old large projection tv. I framed it in and installed new sheetrock, hung the tv and added the custom built side cabinets and floating shelves.
Added the custom stucco finish to this brick home. And yes, that porch roof is an old Chevrolet car hood!
Another view of the full kitchen remodel.
How about a 4” thick, live edge slab of black walnut like this table I built for a coffee shop.
I painted my old dining table with an antiqued Union Jack flag.
A wheelchair ramp to help get to the front door.
Built the recessed cabinet and mantle with custom barn doors to hide the tv. We couldn’t find any sliding door hardware for the length needed so I built everything using aluminum stock and garage door wheels from a local hardware store.
The range hood was custom built using the pine from the old cabinets in this kitchen. There is no applied finish on the pine however it did take a while to strip 50 years of paint off to get down to the raw wood.
Walk in curbless shower with glass tile niches.
Custom built cabinets with full glass upper doors and glass shelves. Added the tile backsplash too.
A fun country kitchen with custom built cabinets, tile floor and walls, butcher block countertops, and paneled ceiling.
Sometimes the small details count. I installed a compressed air system into the clients basement for his man cave/bike repair room. So I surprised him with the antique style picture for the air hose connector.
