Samples
TK’s getting ready to start a new bathroom project. Here is the final color sample the client chose for a vanity and storage wall. They also decided on the routed handle in the first photo below for the bathroom. The wood is red lacquered oak and the grain is filled with a contrasting color. The metal handle in the center below Read The Rest
Roadster Pickup gets Upholstery
TK is sooo close to finishing the roadster pickup that he has been building in his free time for more than ten years.We picked the car up from the upholsterer this morning. Mike Peterson of Peterson Upholstery executed a beautiful chocolate brown 2″ tuck n roll on the interior sides, back and seat cushions. We were so inspired on the way home that we stopped in at the Frank Lloyd Wright and Lloyd Wright designed Joshua Tree Retreat center Read The Rest
Outdoor Projects
It’s Memorial Day weekend so everyone’s attention turns outside. We wanted to share some various projects that TK has fabricated to help people enjoy their outdoor space. Some are in the middle of being installed now and some have been completed for some time.
Speaking of fabrication, TK and I have been fans of Morgan over at The Brick House for a while now and we had the pleasure of hosting she and the boy for a day of fun and welding in the high desert. TK was blown away by what a natural born welder she was! I know we are going to see some amazing steel objects showing up in the yard of The Brick House soon.
Custom Fabricated Roadster Step
TK made these steps for his Roadster Pickup that he has been building for many years. These are one of the final few details. He made the brackets from 1/2″ steel and foundry pattern of MDF with lettering cut out of acrylic. Last weekend, TK was able to start up the roaster for the first time! It’s been a long time coming but this project is almost complete. See a history of the build .
Recycled Doug Fir Coffee Table
This coffee table is 40″ x 21″ x 15″ tall and is made of recycled Douglas Fir. TK custom made the blackened steel base.
