Design Studio | Wood & Furniture | Upholstery
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Just completed fabricating and installing a pair of hanging room partition - large succulent tray frames, at this townhouse in Milpitas. Two-way stained poplar wood for that extra rustic earthy feel. We used thick abaca rope to hang...Indiana Jones would've been proud of us! Can't wait to see the succulents in place.
Vertical-grain Walnut wood wall paneling, with top and bottom brushed nickel trim. The unusual gray and terra-cotta onyx counter harmoniously plays off with the warm walnut glow of the walls. Such a luscious space.
A Custom Bar Cabinet that we've built for this narrow and shallow wall alcove. The exterior of the cabinet is in a soft brushed ebony finish, while the base and cabinet interior are in walnut.
Going for a complementing suede welting on this sofa was an after thought that does make a difference.
We honestly think that this chair and ottoman ensemble that we've just reupholstered is worthy of an Oscar's Greenroom showing.
Interior Solution's crisp and tailored detailing does evoke an air of well-heeled elegance, however - the soft-textured herringbone patterned chenille fabric in a faint platinum and French gray color way dresses down the look quite matter-of-factly: giving off a subtle nonchalant twist. Very Chic indeed.
Assembling this custom made hutch at the client's home today is a culmination of a beautiful journey of creative collaboration between client, designer and craftsman. A tedious process that involved careful pondering and skilled execution where passion, creativity and craftsmanship melded beautifully to complete a pièce de résistance, no less. And coming in one day ahead of schedule makes for a real feel-good finale!
We are working overtime and putting on the finishing touches on a custom kitchen cabinet hutch that we've designed and fabricated for a client in the Peninsula. Currently cutting this beautifully dyed graphite color grasscloth pieces to go inset on the door, side, and drawer panels. The juxtaposition of bleached walnut in an almost driftwood-like texture and the deep steel-gray grasscloth connotes a sense of earthy sophistication that succinctly complements the vibe of the kitchen.
Giving new life to these breakfast nook benches by adding scale-appropriate upholstered cushions.
Custom wood wall paneling for a kitchen remodel project in the Town of Hillsborough for designer Gari Camaisa.
Restored T Chair model 3LC by Douglas Kelly.
Fresh powder coating for the reinforced T frame.
A canvas lining was applied on the seat underside through the seat frame which helped reinforce the dry and brittle state of the leather.
The damage.
