Rino Wall Art Decor Cut-Out Wood Sign
This is project I did for my daughter and son-in-law for their new baby's room. Rino Wall art decor cut-out wood sign Size: 14 inches wide x 18 inches high • Made from 1/2" plywood with groves • The shape of the animal is cut out from the center of the plywood • Holes are drilled across the top and the bottom of the plywood to make it look like an old wood fence • The outside of the plywood are sanded, to take off the sharp edge • Paint is applied to the plywood and then rubbed off to give it a distressed look
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For over 30 years, I have built custom furniture for customers, friends and family. I take pride in each and every one of my woodworking projects. I use both traditional joinery methods and modern techniques in the construction of my pieces, which allows me to tailor the features I design for my clients. I always offer premium material and finish choices for each project, so my customers can match their existing decor or select a striking contrast.
I focus on the Craftsman and Arts and Crafts styles but have experience with Shaker, modern, and many other aesthetics.
My custom home remodeling business has afforded me unique opportunities to build custom furniture for my client's homes. In addition to designing and creating sets of cabinets for particular spaces, I have built fireplace mantles, corner seating, entertainment centers, custom mirrors, and outdoor furniture.
Some of the other Custom Projects I have built include:
Grandfather and mantle clocks
Musical instruments
Mantle Clocks
Jewelry Boxes
High Chairs
End Tables
Wooden Children's toys
Speakers
Entertainment centers
As a one man shop, my design process starts with the concept for the piece I am planning. I create sketches, drawings, and 3D models to capture the details of the design. On contract projects, I meet with the customer to make sure that they are seeing the features that make sense to them. Next, I select the raw material, usually starting with raw lumber. Then I begin the construction of the piece. After the assembly is complete, I finish the work to match the customer's wishes.
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