The process involved in making furniture often is more tedious than people realize. These images lend insight into this process.

• Designs are refined with templates and prototypes.
• Lumber is milled, allowed to acclimate, then milled again to assure dimensional integrity
• Parts are laid out and precisely, measured, then cut
• Glue ups are done in stages, and all joinery is hand cut with antique chisels, planes and saws
• Glue ups are thorough and employ state of the art adhesives
• Forms, steam bending, and speciality adhesives are employed to create special shapes
• Each piece is fitted and adjusted until parts are perfectly aligned for assembly
• All dovetails, mortises and tenons are hand cut, and fit to extreme tolerances
• Inlay work is installed one piece at a time, with attention to detail
• Finishing is hand applied in multiple coats. French Polish, Oils, and varnishes are all hand polished to a high luster.
• Finishing is hand applied, color corrected and polished
• The Finished Piece is photographed, then delivered and set in place as requested.