The owner needed a home office as he found himself telecommuting more. He also wanted to be reminded of the rustic outdoor feel and his love for rock climbing while working in his office. Ingrained Woodworking used rough sawn lumber to create a faux timber frame ceiling in this space above the garage to give that rustic feel. The owner then decorated the space with climbing equipment. » ALL PHOTOS

Presented with a photo from a magazine, Ingrained drafted and then built this colonial style mantle.
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Ingrained Woodworking was asked by architect Frank Wellington Dunn to create several rooms full of architectural finish details as a backdrop to showcase home furnishings in a realistic setting. Guided by detail drawings, Ingrained re-created details often found in the older homes of the area. » ALL PHOTOS

Architectural wainscoting done with stock mahogany trim and plywood.
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A paint grade wainscoting detail made by layering birch plywood and using stock moldings.
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