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)

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Remodeling and Home Design

Artifact Bed

Unique Custom Platform Bed

Handmade Modern Bed

Inspired by the stands that hold and display precious antiques, the Artifact Bed, shown here in King size, built with rare spalted wormy Pennsylvania Sugar Maple, is a knockout. The headboard has a comfortable lean to it and the lumber is on display, featured in this simple modern design. The worms are dead and gone, of course, since the lumber has been kiln dried and aged and sanded and finished with a waterborne lacquer, but their paths snake through the wood, leaving captivating traces of their existence in what was once a tree.

New Hope Shaker Kitchen

Custom Pennsylvania Shaker Kitchen Cabinetry

Handmade Shaker Kitchen

For three days near the end of July, Adam (with some much needed help- those tall cabinets were heavy!) installed the custom Shaker kitchen in New Hope. The homeowners added an addition to their stone farmhouse which more than doubled the living space. They chose very clean looking shaker style cabinets with a large center island, tons of drawers, and stately tall doors.

The kitchen is painted in Farrow & Ball’s color Stony Ground. Knobs are by Nice Knobs. The whole room will look quite different when the waterfall-edge concrete counters and state of the art appliances (including an induction range) are installed. The floors are antique lumber which helps to give this new room a feel that will mesh with the older portion of the home.

One of the unusual details in this room is the way that the cabinets meet up with the stairs into the room. The drawers were designed to fit right around the landing. Other unusual touches include the omission of a toe kick, integral ventilation grates, a special drawer with a paper towel holder in front (see the top island shot), a spice drawer, integrated knife block and silverware organizer, as well as the pantry (on the left hand side of the room) which boasts pocket doors.

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