Custom Furniture Portfolio
Adam Gibbs • July 3, 2025


Custom Blanket Chest
- Materials Used:
Figured Cherry
- Unique Design Features:
This piece showcases beautifully figured cherry panels with traditional raised panel construction. The standout detail is the custom laser engraving on the inside of the lid, featuring Psalm 23 and a memorial dedication. - Outcome & Customer Satisfaction:
The craftsmanship and personal touches were met with high praise. The client was very satisfied with both the aesthetic and sentimental value of the finished chest.

Mid Century- Inspired Vanity Cabinet
- Materials Used: Solid Walnut
- Unique Design Features:
This piece blends modern function with mid-century style. It features clean lines, tapered legs, and recessed panel doors crafted from beautifully grained walnut. The cabinet was designed to integrate seamlessly into a tiled bathroom space while maintaining a warm, handcrafted look. - Outcome & Customer Satisfaction:
The final result was a sleek and sturdy custom vanity that elevated the bathroom's aesthetic. The client was very pleased with the fit, finish, and overall style.

Hand-Crafted White Oak Console Table
- Type of product: Custom-built entryway console table featuring two drawers and a full lower shelf
- Materials used:
- Constructed entirely from solid white oak, chosen for its strength, durability, and beautiful grain character
- Finished with a clear, low-sheen polyurethane to preserve the natural tone and highlight the wood’s texture without yellowing over time
- Black metal drawer pulls add a subtle contrast to the light oak tones
- Unique design features or challenges:
- Hand-turned legs were the standout element of this piece—each one crafted with attention to proportion and balance to bring an heirloom feel to a modern silhouette
- The drawer fronts were inset with tight tolerances for a clean, seamless look, requiring precise joinery and careful alignment during assembly
- A full bottom shelf was integrated, adding storage space while also reinforcing the structure of the table
- Designing a piece that felt light and open while still being sturdy and functional was a key challenge—solved through careful thickness selection and the use of a robust apron
- Outcome and customer satisfaction:
Very satisfied – The client loved the refined yet rustic aesthetic. They noted how it transformed their entryway into a welcoming, warm space and appreciated the blend of style and everyday functionality. The craftsmanship, especially the turned legs and drawer fit, received specific praise.

Pair of Esauls (Liturgical Stands)
- Materials Used: Sapele
- Unique Design Features/Challenges:
These custom-built esauls were designed specifically to support a large-scale painting measuring 109 inches wide by 56 inches tall. The challenge was to ensure both stability and elegance—providing a secure base for the artwork while maintaining a refined and unobtrusive presence. Crafted from sapele, the stands feature clean lines and rich tones that complement the visual weight of the piece without distracting from it. - Outcome & Customer Satisfaction:
The final product achieved the perfect balance of form and function. The client was extremely pleased with how seamlessly the stands supported and showcased the large

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