Remodel an existing bath to reimagine it in a 1921 Tudor.

Add a new stair matching the elements of the existing stair and trim package.

Samuel Mcantire was an 18th century master carver and joiner in Salem, Massachusetts. We came across a number of refereances to him in reaserching a mantel design for a client. After reviewing photos of his work and sharing them with the client it was decided to copy some of his detailing, as well as the general style for the new build.

A nice style upgrade from an overpowering wooden stair case to a more modern lighter feeling metal and wood stair case.

This project came as a kit and was erected on site with some modifications. The copper hood over the man door and the stone thresholds were added as design/build components, as well as some modifications to the stair package, landing, and newel posts.

This project is a complete renovation. All the original finishes, partition walls, the stair case, and mechanicals were removed. New windows, including a bay, all mechanicals, insulation, and finishes. Currently the exterior is underway.

The brief for this project was to construct a garage to match the Post Modern style of the house. The client wanted the two to look as if they has been built at the same time. A challenging site due the sheer volume of rock present during the excavation. We were able to take the sketchup concept drawings and engineer the building from there.

This mantel build was based on the early 18th century housewright/ designer William Pain's books.

Repair and replace parts of this door buck as well as adding a new door and strap hinges.

A classically inspired portico addition. A complete design/ build project. Almost every component was fabricated.

This project is an exact copy of a Colonial Williamsburg building. A limited set of drawings and old photos from its restoration was used to figure out the shape and scale of this project.

A design/build project with a mixture of stock moldings and fabricated components. 

Design/ build a solution to match existing sills with a material that would be durable outside.

Using 18th century pattern books to create classically correct corner board tuscan columns.

The brief for this commission was to create an entry way which was similar to the front door of this building. This design/build project has largely all fabricated components.

The client for this project wanted a more open feel for their spaces. There ended up being signifigant structural work required as well as the relocation of a duct. Once the opening was created it was finished off with fabricated panels and a craftsmen trim package.