One lake house, shown room by room, to see how the woodwork reads when it is all specified together.
We photographed this lake house because it shows, in one place, how the woodwork reads when it is planned together: beams, ceilings, doors and hardware, and millwork.
Each part below links to the collection it belongs to. On your project, all of it can come from one shop, on one schedule, finished to match.
A vaulted great room is where beams do the most work. Box beams give a ceiling like this the look of solid timber without the load, in any width, depth, and profile the drawings ask for.
Explore custom box beams →Tongue-and-groove overhead only looks this calm when the plank layout, the lighting, and the beams are worked out together before anything is installed.
Explore ceilings and cladding →Flush wood doors with black levers. When the door, the hardware, and the finish are chosen in one sitting, they arrive as one package and they match.
Explore doors and hardware →A slatted panel wall, a bar, and lit shelving. These are the pieces that get drawn last and noticed first, and they belong on the same order as the rest of the wood.
Explore specialty woodwork →We will come back with the beams, ceilings, doors, and millwork as one package, priced against your drawings.
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