Custom woodwork for Colorado homes
Custom cabinetry, built-ins, mudrooms, mantels and period woodwork for Colorado homes, from Denver Squares and Victorians to bungalows and mountain houses. Installed along the Front Range and in mountain towns.
We publish our prices, design from real historical references and build to your measurements. Colorado’s very dry air means solid wood moves more than in most of the country, so we choose construction, species and finishes with that in mind.
Installed along the Front Range
Kitchens, built-ins, mudrooms and paneling designed, built and installed from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, including the Denver metro area and Boulder.
Mountain homes
Ski houses and cabins in the high country, from boot rooms and gear storage to timber-clad beams, mantels and statement range hoods. Travel and delivery are quoted per project.
Restoration
Missing built-ins, mantels, doors and trim recreated to match original profiles in Denver Squares, Victorians, bungalows and Tudor Revival houses.
Colorado house styles
Denver Square
Denver Squares are found throughout the city's early-20th-century neighborhoods. Original built-ins are often missing, which makes them one of the most common custom restoration projects.
Victorian (Queen Anne, Eastlake)
Denver's Capitol Hill and Curtis Park, and mining towns such as Georgetown and Leadville, preserve many Victorian houses, including the Molly Brown House Museum.
Arts & Crafts / Craftsman
Craftsman bungalows are common across Denver's older neighborhoods and Front Range towns, and the style's rustic side suits mountain houses.
Tudor & Tudor Revival
Tudor Revival houses are common in Denver neighborhoods developed in the 1920s and 1930s.
Mid-Century Modern
Denver has notable mid-century neighborhoods, including Cliff May-designed houses in Krisana Park and Harvey Park.
Mountain Modern & Rustic
Grand Lake Lodge and the lodges of Rocky Mountain National Park are local examples of the rustic tradition.
Alpine & Tyrolean
Vail Village was built in the 1960s with Alpine-inspired architecture, and the Stube tradition suits ski houses across the Colorado mountains.
Details with Colorado connections
From Denver’s Molly Brown House to Grand Lake Lodge and the stock millwork that finished Denver Squares.
Victorian (Queen Anne, Eastlake) · Fireplace Mantels & Surrounds
Victorian Parlor of the Molly Brown House, Denver
Victorian (Queen Anne, Eastlake) · Built-ins & Bookcases
Dining Room Built-ins, Molly Brown House, Denver
Victorian (Queen Anne, Eastlake) · Metal Hardware
Ornamented Interior Doorknob, Molly Brown House, Denver
Denver Square · Interior Doors
Paneled Interior Doors from the Curtis Woodwork Catalog (1926)
Denver Square · Interior Doors
French Doors and Glazed Interior Doors from the Curtis Woodwork Catalog (1926)
Denver Square · Built-ins & Bookcases
Living Room with Built-in Bookcases and Window Seat, Curtis Woodwork (1926)
Denver Square · Fireplace Mantels & Surrounds
Colonial Revival Wood Mantels from the Curtis Woodwork Catalog (1926)
Denver Square · Built-ins & Bookcases