Lustre & Grain Co.

The structure was solid, but the shiny faux maple finish felt flat and dated.

Using layered paint techniques, I transformed it into a warm walnut wood look — no veneer, no new furniture, just a custom finish designed to elevate the space.

This space needed seating that worked for real life — not something pulled off a shelf.

I designed and built a custom bench and table to fit the layout, flow, and how the room is used day to day.

I’ll share how I approach custom design This space needed seating that worked for real life — not something pulled off a shelf.

I designed and built a custom bench and table to fit the layout, flow, and how the room is used day to day.

I’ll share how I approach custom design when standard furniture doesn’t work with tutorial very soon.

This kitchen came together using two different sets of used cabinets.

I handled the layout math, design, painting, and added crown molding to make everything feel intentional and cohesive.