Wright Carpentry

One of our recent kitchen cabinet jobs. Totally new shaker doors, built and installed. Also crown molding, floor molding, and new paint job.

Lately been getting requests for floating shelves. As a carpenter, we often 'root' out the bad wood, cutting out knots and defects to create a finished look. Lately I've thought that those aspects are a natural reflection of the human condition and a symbol of our growth. As a result scarred wood has become more prevalent in my floating shelves. Floating shelves add a large amount of shelving space to any room that is challenged with space. Invisible mounting and clean lines on earthy colors make for a great modernizing look. Nature meets design.
Tired of bulky storage? Our natural wood floating shelves offer a seamless solution, combining organic warmth with minimalist design. The simple elegance of the wood's natural grain adds a timeless, earthy touch, while the invisible mounting hardware creates a high-end, uncluttered look. Perfect for displaying books, plants, and keepsakes, these versatile shelves reclaim your floor space and transform your walls into a functional work of art.
Discover your style and declutter with elegance.

Our latest kitchen transformation in Belmont Heights California. Keep in mind we mainly post to Google Business site now. Here's one of our transformations. We did the crown molding, floor molding, built and painted new Shaker cabinet doors--installed with vintage hinges for a retro look, and added a custom cabinet enclosure around the stove.

Shaker Cabinets are both modern and traditional at the same time. Easy to get your kitchen those clean lines and updated look!. Especially with paint and new handles and hinges.

Shaker Cabinets are in. It seems everyone wants to update from the dated 1990's, early 2000's, raised panel doors that were put in ad nauseam. Now the Shaker, it's clean lines and longitudinal profiles create a look that is both a tip of the hat to the Mission Furniture and the Arts and crafts design periods, have come bac...

This the cheapest door you can buy, hollow and full of cardboard interior framing. However, If you want it to look like the most expensive door in the neighborhood, just add some exterior trim work, black modern handles, and, in this situation, where the client is renting out a second room. we ADDED an interior lockable doggie door inside the trim. BAM!