Let the entertaining begin! After several years of designing and building, our clients finally moved into their dream home. He’s an avid wine collector, and she surprised him with this housewarming gift to hang outside his spacious, exquisitely appointed wine room complete with floor-to-ceiling 1,500-bottle storage. This sign is generously sized at five-feet wide and features a deeply beveled handcrafted frame. Original design. 
An eastern Oregon doctor and his wife thought it best to honor his grandfather when deciding on an art piece to hang above their stone fireplace. Dr. Roy L. Peterson (and his father as well) worked as a doctor in Boise, Idaho generations ago, often flying to remote backcountry areas to treat his patients. Original design.
This piece celebrates a family’s northern Italian heritage and a beloved little hilltop church that sits high above the community of Besano, overlooking the Swiss border. With sweeping territorial views, this ancient Sanctuary of Our Lady of St. Martin’s Hill, now only open for special occasions, is a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike. Original design.
gon patent attorney’s wife decided his firm’s lobby needed functional art with a bit of scale to fill a void that had needed attention for some time. Our instructions were to design a vintage-style sign that “looked old — but not damaged.” A refined black-and-gold combination with classic early 1900s letter forms make for a warm and trusted greeting. (commissioned)
“Do not stir your tea in sweeping circular motions. Place your tea spoon at the six o’clock position and softly fold the liquid towards the twelve o’clock position two or three times.”
An anniversary gift to commemorate where a couple first met years ago while working at this inner-city youth shelter. In 1975, the neighborhood center was founded to “involve and empower low-income residents,” and today, “Preble Street has become the hub of programs for the most vulnerable and underserved residents of Portland — creating solutions for homelessness, hunger and poverty.” Please visit their website. Original design.
18"x24"
and 24"x6"
60" x 12.25"
There is nothing like memories from a trip to Paris. Pastry shops and bakeries often have signs like this above its doors or hanging in its windows. The aromas from Monsieur Chevrel’s ovens can linger forever in your kitchen or dining room. Inspired by an antique tin original. Our original made from a recycled 1920s tongue-and-groove fir panel (reclaimed wood used if available) and a shop-milled ogee frame. 5 feet wide. Below is a recent custom-order version. Made to order.
