Tuesday, June 06, 2006

"Annedirondack" Chairs. A collaborative effort of Anne and The Garton Company.

Built of clear (no knots) cypress. Constructed with stainless steel hardware, and finished with a colored protectant to help maintain color. The ends of the legs that meet the ground are "potted" with marine epoxy to keep water damage away.

Very comfortable and we can personalize the front stretcher with your family name or cottage name or whatever.

Please feel free to email us about how to get one or more of these chairs or to ask questions about anything else you see on this blog.

Potting bench all in cedar. Approx 66"W, 24" and 50"D. Custom built, with assistance from the owner, to fit around gas meter and into space available. Potting grill over soil box. Shelves behind screened doors. Levelers in legs to allow for uneven stones. Designed and presented to client in SketchUp

Wednesday, February 22, 2006

Pair of night stands. Australian lacewood and ash. Lacewood tops have ash inlay stripe detail, ash aprons and shelves have lacewood inlay detail. Grain pattern across apron fronts is part of the detail work.
Australian lacewood and Brazilian cherry leafed table. Extends to 12 feet long. Table has two legs at the center that move out with the basic table to provide support when the two 24" leaves are installed.
Brazilian cherry server. The pulls are a part of the door front, not applied. End panels are also Brazilian cherry.
Custom double picture frame.
Four posted king size bed in ash.
A pair of cherry and ash armoires
Cherry and curly maple desk clock.

Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Reduced dimension Morris chair and ottoman in quartersawn white oak. Cushion pattern picked by owner executed by Garton Co.
Audio Cabinet in cherry with solid curly cherry curved front doors and panel ends. CD, and sheet music storage.

Curly maple audio cabinet with satelite speaker cabinet.
Bench with curly maple top and legs, cherry apron. Custom pad and pillows also by Garton Co.


Mission style side table with magazine slot. Quartersawn white oak. Matching smaller table with one drawer.
Quartersawn white oak case. Art glass doors. 16 inches deep, 72 inches tall.

Quartersawn white oak floor lamp. Column is four pieces, each built up so that the quartersawn (white oak) grain is visible on the exterior adjacent sides. Column pieces are separated by ebonex blocks. Art glass shade. Power cord buried inside one column piece. I am taking orders for this lamp, built of your choice of white oak or curly cherry. Your choice of stains and finish, and glass. NEW LOWER PRICE $600.

Saturday, February 11, 2006

Foyer chair in cherry and ash. Upholstery per customer, executed by us.
King platform bed with seat at foot, head board, head board extensions and nitestands all in maple.
Small lamp for nitestand in curly maple and black walnut with art glass.
Conversion of built-in shelving to lateral file drawers with mission motif.