October projects

I discovered this vintage piece in Arkansas.  Gold, creamy white, and natural wood highlight the carved wood doors.  The shelves on the inside are deep and sturdy.

Check out this Vintage bed with a working light in the headboard.  The arms are curbed with  distressed grooves and cuts.  The bench is made of cypress and stained a light brown.

This old stereo console (speakers still work) would be a great piece to hold your large wide screen TV.

These checkered boards were once part of an old antique rope bed.  I discovered them in a junkers paradise in Maine when I visited New England.

I love this old window!  The mats will hold 5x7 pictures.  It is antiqued dark brown over a sage paint.

Popular top with mahogany legs painted in neutral tones.

Oak, rough cut boards painted a light tan and lime green then antiqued with a walnut stain.

Boards salvaged from New Orleans.  An old spindle and door hinge make the cross very different.

This cross is designed from boards from an old door with a rusty old knob and hinge.

Salvaged wooded cross embellished with an unique wood medallion.

Light blue wood and a salvaged frame...nothing goes to waste.

These corbels were in great shape but the off white paint didn't match and the customer wanted it blue antiqued.  A grey and blue shutter will be mounted on top and used as an one of a kind entry table.