Furniture, Shelving, and Accessories for the Home…or Wherever
We prefer to work in natural materials and salvaged parts, to make items that make the heart sing, using materials that have an intrinsic value to you. I built the hall tree pictured here for my Baby, from pieces we brought back from her family farm in Georgia; the standards are made from the porch posts, and the backing, shelves and seat are from siding off the old egg house. So if you have a particular item that matters to you but has come to the end of its current state, We would enjoy helping it on to a future life that will bring joy to you. We also mill lumber from trees that have fallen, to make frames, curtain rods, and other household accessories. As you can see in the photo gallery, We use standard building materials too. It all depends on the the most sensible approach to filling the need. If you don’t have meaningful materials to work with, that’s ok too. We also have extensive experience consulting on, and building storage solutions. From custom closets and shelving units, to loft beds and desks, We have a New York City sense of packing much into less space.
Theatrical Scenery & Props
From The Box Set …
To Outside the Box …
We can fabricate it in the 20’x30′ Shop. Whether it’s scenery, props, or even a modular platform system for shows on the go. Check out the gallery for pics.
We also cart off after strike, and will do our best to help you and our planet by reusing as much of your scenery as possible…but that depends heavily on the design. Please plan your design with the planet in mind.
FDNY Certified Flame Resistence Testing, Treatment & Certification Available for Items We Build and Any Scenic Items
Salvaged Items For Rent or Purchase
For use as theatrical props; set dressing; or home decor, check out this gallery of wacky bits that I’ve rummaged for a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th life.
I always keep an eye out for ways to reuse as much as possible, whether its building materials or scenery, or any natural resource. Check out the “Links page for organizations I use to keep our landfills a bit lighter, and let me know if you have materials that warrant reuse. Let’s get it together and stop filling Our Mother’s breast with crap
Storage
There’s still room in our climate-controlled storage space in the barn. I will post openings when they occur. The cost is $3/sq-ft, with first and last months rent due on drop off. Pick up and moving services are available at an additional cost.
Whatever Else
Hell, We’ll build anything if it makes sense and lends quality to life. An example is the 700-square foot mahogany deck I built with my friends in CT at the turn of the century.
Another is rebuilding our hillside from the powerful effects of Hurricane Irene. Now I’ve done a bit of landscaping over the years, but this required a boatload of research to discover the proper methods for this size a project.

Knowing I needed to get up & down the hill easily, I built the back step using logs, stone, and fill-dirt left there from the landslide out behind the barn. The piece de resistance…the flower bed formed with an old truck spring.

the 1st stage of rebuilding from the impact of Irene…a bit of cross bracing to keep the looser rock in the what was left of the hillside.