Welcome to the Woodshop At the Springhouse Shop and Studio, we design and build custom cabinets and handcrafted furniture as well as deliver and install our work. Located in beautiful Northeastern PA, we work with homeowners, interior designers, and architects.
Are you looking for something special for your home or business? Do you need a new kitchen or a unique piece of custom furniture? Our work is high quality at a reasonable price and guaranteed for a lifetime of use.
Feel free to inquire about your next project.
Contact us:
SpringhouseWoodshop
(at)gmail.com
570-864-3956 (Home Office)
570-606-8737 (Adam's Mobile)
Coming Attractions -Grey Campaign Dresser/ Changing table, LA, CA
-Live Edge Slab Desk with Bookcase, Howard County, Maryland
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 Once in a while an entry door needs to be replaced. This old Thousand Islands-area home was due for one, and now sports a brand-new solid white oak entry door. Three lights of antique glass in the top provide a view of the stone fences out front while the lake beckons, beyond. The bottom rail is of the door is 12 1/2 inches tall and the panels are bookmatched. Coats of polyurethane protect the door from the weather and allow the homeowners to put on a new coat of finish if needed after several years. This substantial, heavy door is in for a long life with a view of the water.
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Most bathroom vanities are built with hardwood face frames over a plywood carcass. The plywood is lighter and more stable than solid wood. In this case, the Morristown, NJ based client wanted a solid wood bathroom vanity built using traditional mortise and tenon joinery. The result can legitimately be called a piece of furniture. Continue reading Furniture style Vanity
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This bed and nightstand were commissioned by the Philadelphia based design & construction firm, Rissay Ltd, for their complete overhaul of an old city “trinity” home. Their designer sent us photos of a bed and nightstand: they liked the design, and needed us to build a customized version to maximize the very small bedroom space. The original pieces of furniture were painted off-white.
The new bedroom furniture was painted a dark grey color (called Anthracite), topped with a subtle warm brown glaze, and protected by a satin sheen varnish. The center panels of the bed as well as the countertop on the three-drawer nightstand were distressed and stained a complementary cherry tone. The bed features turned finials, a scalloped footboard, matching wooden teardrop-shaped bolt covers, and a curved headboard with bead board paneling. The headboard was constructed with mortise and floating tenon joinery so that it could be completely disassembled in order to squeeze up the narrow, winding staircase. The partners were pleased and their client was moved in this weekend.
 
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