Archive for June 2014
Find the Inspiration for Your Piece From Other Museum Quality Pieces From New England
I’ve talked about several furniture exhibits in New England that celebrate the Four Centuries of Massachusetts Furniture, and I highly recommend that my clients familiarize themselves with these events for inspiration for their own pieces. As a fine furniture craftsman, I am able to recreate some of these historical pieces that intrigue my clients, as well…
Read MoreReclaiming Past Glories: No Wood Is a Lost Cause
It’s easy to get caught up in all of the quality wood options during the commissioning process. However, one thing that my clients should also consider for their custom piece is using reclaimed wood. Besides being environmentally friendly, using reclaimed wood can also mean that your piece is more durable, as it tends to come…
Read MoreChoosing Your Wood Type: Crafting Your Piece From Hard Maple
There are a number of factors that you need to consider when commissioning a piece of furniture, such as which material you would like for the furniture to be crafted from. You know by now that I use my design blog from time to time to provide an overview of some of the different types…
Read MoreCreating the Smooth Edges: A Lesson in Shaping Wood Furniture
If you’re interested in commissioning a piece of furniture, I highly recommend that you take the time to learn a little about the wood furniture making process as it will best help you to determine what you are looking for. Have you ever wondered how furniture craftsmen create a perfectly smooth finish on wooden pieces?…
Read MoreEasy Ways to Keep Your Wood Furniture Safe From the Elements
The demand for outdoor living space is on the rise, and I’ve had a number of clients come to me in recent years to commission a piece of outdoor wood furniture. Not only does wood furniture help to create a timeless look in your space, but it also will last a long time if you…
Read MoreAdding the Mid-Century Feel Around Your New Piece of Custom Furniture
One of the more popular trends in furniture today is the mid-century modern style as people tend to love their fine lines and natural hues. Even with a more traditional style you can still add a retro touch to your home with mid-century modern furniture — without going overboard. Much of the wood furniture from…
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