I crafted this custom staircase with curved handrail easings for an architect homeowner who wanted specific period details for his historic St. Paul residence. The project included complete tread and riser installation to match the home's original character.

I installed back-banded, craftsman-style casing for this window to match the original trim throughout the rest of the home. The owner wanted to ensure this later-addition window blended seamlessly with the rest of her home.

I installed this interior door with matching back-banded, craftsman-style casing along with the window renovation to the left. This consistent trim detail helps maintain the home's architectural integrity.

I replaced these carpeted stairs with hardwood treads to match the new flooring installed by a separate company. It was important to find a wood stain color match for a seamless integration with new flooring.

This custom built-in closet provided the precise storage solution my client couldn't find elsewhere. While other contractors were limited to pre-fabricated units, I constructed plywood shelving and drawers to fit her exact specifications.

I custom-built this indoor sauna from the ground up, framing the room with studs and insulation before building the sauna itself. The traditional wood features and modern glass door create an at-home wellness retreat.

I installed this exterior glass storm door to help the client bring more natural light into their entryway. The full-view design complements the home's existing architecture while providing additional insulation and weather protection.

I installed this vaulted wood ceiling in a sunroom, carefully fitting each piece to follow the roof's angle. The white beadboard creates a bright, airy feel while the wood trim adds warmth and definition to the space.

I installed this custom butcher block countertop with a rounded peninsula to fulfill my client's vision for a warmer kitchen aesthetic. The natural wood provides a welcoming alternative to stone surfaces, while the curved edge softens the space and improves flow.

I applied stain-grade finish to this six-panel pine door. The door now takes on a rich amber tone with this traditional finish, highlighting the natural wood grain.

I installed these maple doors throughout this hallway to create a consistent, clean look. Each door was carefully hung and fitted with matching hardware for a cohesive appearance.

I upgraded this laundry room by replacing the old melamine countertop with warm butcher block. The counter height was raised to properly fit the client's new washing machine and dryer underneath.