Guilderland, NY
Welded Steel Railing With Walnut Handrail
A stair opening templated in place, fabricated in satin-black steel, and finished with a rectangular walnut handrail.
Stairs, railings, paneling, and trim
Architectural Details
This is the work that tends to look simple after it is finished. The part that matters is usually the layout, the reveal, the transition, and the fit against the room that is actually there.
Project Stories
Larger projects with room for the constraints, hidden decisions, and finished details to sit together.
Guilderland, NY
Bentwood Residence Stair, Closet, and Retrofit Details
Custom black steel railing, walnut handrail, maple closet millwork, and a radiant floor retrofit shaped around existing conditions.
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Queensbury, NY
Hot Yoga Cubby Shelving
Modular cubby shelving with teal edges, open storage, and a durable finish for a high-use studio entry.
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2018
Martells Residence Detail Studies
A set of stair, barn-door, desk, range-hood, and tile studies showing how small architectural moves are tested before they become finished room details.
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Mechanicville, NY
Mechanicville Condo Millwork and Stairwell
Oak stairwell restoration, concealed display-cabinet lighting, rendering studies, and finish details inside a former Masonic Temple building.
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Schuylerville, NY
Neighbor Projects: Stair, Shelving, and Built Details
Nearby projects covering a black steel stair, bookshelf studies, kitchen cabinet work, tile, and timber-frame details that each needed a specific fit.
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Schuylerville, NY
Personal Residence Built Details
House, workshop, bath, stair, deck, shelving, and cabinet details used to test practical ideas at full scale before they become part of client work.
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Upstate New York
Small Architectural Details and Field Work
A wider set of built details: facade studies, curved framing, metal ceiling panels, timber roof framing, mudroom storage, tile, counters, and other field-built pieces.
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Albany, NY
Albany Residence Bath and Built-Ins
A compact residence project with a concrete-and-maple vanity, built-in storage, and small-room details resolved as fitted pieces rather than stock parts.
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West Albany, NY
Melnick Residence Bath, Pantry, and Arched Details
Arched shower glass, mint tile, olive cabinetry, copper and walnut kitchen details, and stair studies gathered around rooms where curves and fitted cabinetry drive the work.
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Burlington, VT
Sani Residence Bath, Kitchen, and Structural Studies
Curved shower glass, marble vanity work, fluted island details, fireplace studies, and beam-loading drawings coordinated around a larger residence scope.
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Lake George and Saratoga Springs, NY
Waterfront Renderings and Feature Walls
Rendering studies, site-plan views, and patterned feature walls used to work through waterfront structures, room identity, and finished surfaces before the build.
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2024
Wolfsont Residence Bath, Closet, and Table Details
A wet-room bathtub, floating vanity, closet cabinetry, and live-edge dining table work gathered around fitted storage and durable bathroom details.
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Smaller plates from the same category: built details, studies, and finished conditions.
Mechanicville, NY
Paneled Oak Stairwell Restoration
New red-oak profiles, lock-mitered panels, a scribed stringer, and a stain blend matched to the original stairwell.
Mechanicville, NY
Built-Up Base, Scribed Around a Corner
A small trim condition where the curve, reveal, and wall all had to be made to agree.
Black Dressing Room Millwork
Millwork Walnut Maple Inlay Floor
Millwork Curved Drywall Archway
Outdoor Pavilion Standing Seam
Specialty Blue Watercolor Mural
Feature Agate Slab Fireplace
Structural Gable Roof Framing
Detail Blackened Steel Slab Door
Philmont, NY - 2026
Black Wood Pavilion Covered Porch
The through-line isn't the category, it's the fit.
Different materials, different rooms, different budgets, same basic problem: the detail has to make sense before it gets built, and it has to survive the real room after it leaves the drawing.