Northern VA Handmade Wooden Mouldings

The term “craftsman” is most commonly associated with the American furniture designer Gustav Stickley. He popularized the concepts of handcrafted, functional design in his magazine, “The Craftsman.” Craftsman-style homes gained popularity in newly developing cities in the Midwest and West Coast, inspiring new movements such as the Bungalow, Prairie School, and Mission Revival styles.

The craftsman’s style’s simplicity and practicality had a broad appeal, so it spread widely across cities all over the United States and is still popular today. Contemporary home designs often incorporate architectural elements that are reminiscent of craftsman style, even though many of them are not strictly craftsman-style.

Historically restored Glen Roy Estate for Sale on the lovely Chesapeake Bay Carter Real Estate Lists the property available August 2019 An architectural masterpiece built in 1853, meticulously restored by Gepetto craftsmanship honoring the original materials and...

Northern Virginia Custom Wood Molding Made to Order Are you receiving your income tax return and looking to put some finishing touches on your historic home? Custom isn't expensive or out of reach with us - it's our normal. We will run any trim profile we have, or...

Renovate your historic property with the organic look and feel of ‪‎reclaimed ‬lumber on the walls, floors or as purpose built furniture! In this property tour you can see how the ‪‎Country Chic‬ elements blend together with the weathered and faded walls built by Gepetto from an old barn.

As you are renovating your historic home you will find the choice presented to you to tear down one set of window trim,
doorway molding or any part that can not be immediately sourced or replaced. Before you throw away the character
and history of your property one small piece at a time, please contact us to recreate your historic pieces with their full character.

Our biggeest project in 2013 fits the Marri Vanna restaurant with custom woodworking in their eclectic design style. Solid wood restaurant fittings in a faux 19th century replica style.