Dark Side of the Moon
More glorious ebonized oak. This time, a table top done for Jonathan Browning Studios.
Aged Perfection
There are a few ways to achieve the look of aged wood. One is to leave it up to time. Another is to apply a touch of the right chemical dye, as we did with this bay wood bench. Two coats of Rubio oil protect the wood while also adding warmth and a subtle sheen.
Tables Turned
We stripped and ebonized this elegant oak table to give it a sleek, contemporary look.
Zen and the Art of Wood Finishing
This walnut slab will serve as a base for a statue of Buddha. Chemical dyes were applied to age the wood, followed by a matte sheen finish.
Darkened Door
We stripped and refinished this mahogany garage door. It was Steve's idea to add the black trim. The client loves it, and it's easy to see why-- the darker frame really makes the rich, warm color of the wood pop out!
Old Meets New
We gave this classic walnut mid-century credenza an update using high-gloss, magenta automotive finish.
Best Left Alone
Sometimes our job is to bring things closer to how nature intended them. We sanded this gorgeous round piece of sequoia back down to raw wood, then left it as is: beautiful.
The New Black
This unique cabinet was yellow when it came to us. We stripped it and dyed it to a custom color. Black suits its clean, futuristic lines.
Zio Ziegler Art Piano
Zio Ziegler did the artwork on this beautiful baby grand. We protected his creation with a clear gloss auto finish. Automotive finishes look fantastic on pretty much anything, and are meant to endure the elements, making them extremely durable.