Thank You & Welcome! Custom Furniture: What are the different types of joinery used in custom furniture? (dovetail, mortise and tenon, biscuit, dowel) Dovetail joints use interlocking angled cuts for a strong and durable joint. Mortise and tenon joints use a tongue-and-groove method for a strong and traditional look. Biscuit joints use a small wooden piece....
With the heat of summer nearly upon us, it makes sense to find a tranquil spot outdoors where you can escape the blazing sun. Creating your own shady retreat doesn’t have to break the bank, and it can provide a cool break from the heat on those sweltering days. Let’s explore three options for creating....
As the Pacific Northwest warms up and the long-awaited summer arrives, it’s the perfect time for home and business owners to seize the opportunity to spruce up their properties. With dry, warm days ahead, there are several tasks worth considering to enhance the beauty, functionality, and comfort of your space. Whether you’re a homeowner looking....
Exploring the Beauty and Timelessness of a Beloved Architectural Style Craftsman homes, also known as the American Craftsman style, emerged in the early 20th century and quickly became a popular architectural style in the United States. These homes were characterized by their unique blend of natural materials, simplicity, and craftsmanship, and they remain a beloved....
Are you looking for a reliable handyman who can help you with all your home improvement needs? Look no further than Seattle Wood! We’re a new handyman service based in Factoria, Issaquah, Sammamish, and Bellevue, and we’re here to provide you with top-notch services that will leave your home looking and feeling its best. At....
When it comes to updating a space, a fresh coat of paint can work wonders. But, for a touch of elegance and warmth, custom woodwork and trim is the way to go. With Seattle Wood Co’s carpentry services, you can transform your living room or den with crown molding, custom storage, and a fireplace makeover.....
Are you tired of eating veggies from the grocery store that have been shipped from far away for so much more than they were just months ago? If you have some sunny, extra yard space, why not try growing your own? 700-800 square feet can feed a lot of people. It’s easier than you think,....
