A contemporary solid cherry vanity but with a twist.  It features some details typically found on a handmade antique.  The hand beading detail on the legs and curved rails and dovetailed lipped drawers give a unique look.  A complimentary mirror nicely finishes the wall.  The vanity sells for $1,100 and the mirror is $375.
 

Shown here is a milk painted poplar, two piece step back hutch with an open display shelf . This is based on an antique the customer liked which was then reconfigured, modified and built to fit this space.  This piece sells for $1,800 as shown.

Here is a large, customized kitchen island with a milk painted poplar cabinet and a curly maple top. There is a bookcase on the other end to complete this contemporary, Shaker style cabinet.  
This piece sells for $3,000 as shown.

Large, Shaker style table with four board top, measuring 102" x 42" x 30" with one drawer, breadboard ends and company boards (not shown).  $2,700

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I have made numerous medicine cabinets and the like in many styles, none exactly the same.  Here are but three examples, one in quarter sawn white oak in a Mission style and two others in a traditional country style in curly maple. Each are priced around $450.

Among the work I do is the restoration and repair of period furniture and related items.  Here is an example of something that was totally unusable and was brought back to life.  This is a pine fireplace mantle from Pennsylvania dating from around 1740-1750.  It arrived to my shop in pieces.  After replicating moldings, completing some restoration work and altering the size to fit this space, it is once again the focal point of this room.