Our Portfolio

Our recent work

We are very grateful for the fantastic opportunity to paint the entryway of the newly renovated Central Missionary Baptist Church, which burned in a tragic fire in 2023. After their church was rebuilt, we painted the main entrance foyer with these heavenly images to set the tone for all who attend.

This outlet would have stood out against this beautiful Turkish tile. We can help these less attractive elements blend in with their surroundings.

This hall closet was a mess, and begged for some organization. With thoughtful design, a custom built-in has completely transformed this space.

This pie safe was handmade generations ago, and has suffered burns, dry rot, and lost its original hardware.

After addressing the rot, rebuilding the drawers, and sourcing appropriate historic hardware, a high quality paint job will keep this priceless heirloom in the family for many generations more.

This early 19th century dining chair had lost its upholstery long ago. It's lack of usefulness put its beautiful Georgian details at risk for the landfill.

A repair to the damaged wood elements and new upholstery gave this client a fun accent chair, and the chair a new life, while retaining the original burlap underlayment will allow those of the future a peak at the methodology of the past

This poor original wood door suffered at the paws of an anxious pup. Accidents happen, but replacing damaged original features doesn't have to!

Some skillful filling and sculpting of the colonial profiles made this door and casing good as new.

Here is one of the many historic shutters that gives our beautiful city so much character. Water damage has really set in and it at risk of destroying the shutter entriely

Although the arch needed to be replaced, the use of in-kind, period materials and methods of construction will allow the shutter to maintain its historic integrity. Everything from where the material was sourced and its age to the direction of the grain was replicated in this repair.

This wood coffee table may be contemporary, but the nature of the project was right up our alley.

A high quality paint job made this coffee table a perfect fit for this clients colorful home, and saved the table from the landfill. No need to condemn perfectly good furniture to the trash when a little update can make it suit your needs.

This faux painting job was a challenge because we needed to match existing faux. Only experience can inform paint colors when you're talking about thin layers! See the match with the wall to the left.

This vintage Austrian leather coin purse was falling apart. After cleaning, replacing the stitching, and filling a nick in the leather, it is as good as new and can continue to serve its intended purpose

Finding painted antique hardware is easy, but cleaning it can be challenging!

After removing the paint and repairing the mortise lock, this lock set was able to be re-installed and functions better than ever.