Over the last 7 years our business has grown dramatically. Originally our products were purchased at local craft shows. But an increased interest in our products and an expanded line has prompted the production of our first catalog and web site.    As you view these pages you will find many handcrafted items including wooden crafts, custom furniture, custom kitchen and bathroom cabinets. Custom orders are welcome. If you need assistance with your project we offer an in-house design service.

   Our 1,000 square foot shop is located in Western Maryland. Our location provides us easy access to a variety of woods to choose from including: Pine, Oak, Cherry, Walnut and Mahogany — other woods may be used on request.

   Our standard finishes are paint and stain, please see the color chart below for your choices. Custom finishes can be used, please call for details and pricing.

  We take pride in the quality of our products as well as the service we provide, while keeping the cost affordable.

  Orders can be shipped or picked up at our shop. Due to the weight differences of each species of wood and the size of the furniture the shipping cost will be calculated per order. Calculating your shipping cost in this manner provides the most economical way to get our product to you.

   Remember, handcrafted items are not factory produced. Our designs are destined to become your family heirlooms. Let us build you that cherished piece that will be passed down in your family.

Wood Samples Click on the sample for a larger view
Pine	Oak	Walnut	Cherry	Mahogany

Please remember that due to the differences in monitor resolutions and display colors, actual colors may vary from what you see on your computer screen.

PLEASE NOTE: All trees grow limbs, which fall to the forest floor as the tree matures. The tree trunk will always have a knot where limbs once were. Parts of the tree, knots and all, may find new life in your cabinetry. These natural markings are proof of the tree's origins; they have absolutely no effect on it's durability and structural integrity. Knots and other characteristics are much like the rubs you find in such fine natural fabrics as silk and linen — they are indications of genuine quality.