Some Things Don't Come From a Catalogue
Sometimes you know exactly what you want. Sometimes you have an awkward space, a picture you've saved, a piece of wood you love, or simply an idea you haven't quite figured out yet.
That's where custom furniture starts.
Bring Barry the idea, the dimensions, the problem or even the rough sketch. From there, the design can be worked out around the space, purpose, materials and how the finished piece will actually be used.
You don't need to arrive with the answers. That's part of what custom means.
When the Idea Doesn't Have a Name
A bench. A console. A piece made to fit that one awkward spot. Sometimes the most interesting projects don't fit neatly into a category.
That's usually where the fun starts.
1. Lay It Out
The character of the wood helps determine how the pieces come together.
Build The Mantle
The pieces are positioned, joined, and built into the final design.
Finished For Real Life
The finished surface is protected for everyday use, care, and years around the table.