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September 29, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Designing Around a Radiator, a Beam and a Crooked Wall

The alcove had a cast iron radiator on the left, a steel beam dropping 8 in below the ceiling across

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September 29, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Face-Frame or Frameless: Specifying Custom Cabinetry That Lasts

The client had a drawing from an architect, a 1908 apartment with walls that wandered an inch and a quarter

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September 29, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Restoring an Inherited Piece vs Building New

A woman brought in her grandmother’s dressing table with a top that had been stripped, re-stained the wrong colour, and

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June 1, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Custom Creations and the Spaces They Live In

A great custom piece doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It sits in a room, against a wall, in a garden,

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May 30, 2026 Nicole Gordon

Why a Custom Creation Beats Anything Off the Shelf

There’s a moment most people recognise the second they walk into a beautifully designed space: everything just fits. The proportions

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March 30, 2026 Nicole Gordon

How Custom Creations Bring Your Vision to Life

There’s something uniquely powerful about transforming an idea into something tangible. While ready-made products offer convenience, they often lack the

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March 30, 2026 Nicole Gordon

The Value of Handmade Creations in a Mass-Produced World

In today’s fast-paced world, convenience often takes centre stage. With just a few clicks, you can order almost anything and

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Trades we work alongside

Joinery rarely stands alone. Notes from the other side of the job: Carved Stone and Cast Detail in Older District Houses, Colour, Aggregate and Cure: Treating Concrete as a Finish, Designing a Built-In for a Room That Doesn’t Exist Yet, Face-Frame or Frameless: Specifying Custom Cabinetry That Lasts, Matching Grain Across a Wall of Panelling, Reading a Century-Old Facade Before You Restore the Detail, Repointing a Philadelphia Rowhouse Without Erasing Its Face, Resin and Epoxy Floors as a Finished Surface, Not a Garage Afterthought, Sculptural Hardscape: When the Garden Wall Is the Piece, and Stoops, Steps and Street Presence on Staten Island.

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