What we do is nothing short of unique. Each piece is designed to fit within your style. We can also design pieces from any specific wood or stone you have in mind.
Our Process
When we start designing a custom piece for our clients we always have a room in mind and an idea that we want to see materialized. It’s our goal to create a piece of art for that room to surround. In the past our clients have redesigned their floor plans to better fit the slabs they found in our lumber yard. When we come across a new idea or space it doesn’t take long before we have the perfect piece of wood for it. It’s God’s gift to us to be blessed with such an inspiring line of work!
Daniel, carefully scetching cut marks for a lapis and travertine inlay.
A finish that will last for generations
We believe that when you touch a piece of wood, you should feel that piece of wood. We do not coat our work in plastic (lacquer). Our finish is one of the many things that sets our pieces apart. We take a lot of care to sand, then closely examining our work for any leftover blemishes. This achieves a surface that will often have a dull shine even before any finish has been applied.
Once the sanding is completed, we begin a two-day to two-week process of oiling and waxing. This produces a finish that is extremely durable. In the event that something does happen to your piece, the oil and wax finish is easily repaired - unlike a lacquer finish, which has to be completely stripped and reapplied even to fix a small scratch.
Our Guarantee
We guarantee to put our passion and artistic abilities into every piece. Two pieces will never be exactly the same, but every piece will have the same creative integrity. With every work, we guarantee that you will be completely satisfied or we will continue to iterate through the design and work with you until your story is told through the piece.
Black Walnut Rocker in production
We pour ourselves entirely into every article we compose. When you purchase an Andy and Aaron piece, you are not only buying beautifully-functional art you are also gaining a relationship with the artist.
Daniel putting the oil finish on one of our tables. This piece was designed with a large saw blade in mind for the lazy Susan.