MILL VILLAGE RESTORATION

For renovations to this 3 bedroom 2 bath home in Tupelo Mississippi's Mill Village neighborhood,  I reused as many original doors and moldings as possible, but updated the home enough to give it a modern urban feel. The house had not been lived in for 20 years, and was starting to collapse. This renovation took about 8 months from start to finish.

BREAKAST NOOK AND SALVAGED WOOD TABLE

I built this breakfast nook into our kitchen. Benches have storage underneath. The table top is built from salvaged white oak. The table base is made from galvanized pipe parts from a local hardware store.

WASTE = PRODUCT KITCHEN WORK TABLE

Replacing our old kitchen cabinets created a bunch of wood "waste". Instead of taking it to the landfill, I decided to make a butcher block work table for our kitchen. The finished product is sealed in a food grade beeswax and mineral oil finish.

MISSION HILL RENOVATION

For renovations to a two family building in the Mission Hill neighborhood of Boston, we took down walls and moved things around to achieve a more open concept.  We used on-site salvaged lumber and vintage reclaimed fixtures.

RECLAIMED LUMBER PROJECTS

I LOVE with reclaimed lumber. The texture and imperfections really bring projects to life. As an added bonus,  materials are kept out of the land fill!