Below are a few of my past projects to give you an idea of what we can do for your home.
This is a custom desk that was built to span an 11 foot space.  Included is a custom printer drawer with a walnut top and open bookcases. 
This project hid an existing closet, created a built-in entertainment center, added lockers and discreet shoe storage plus a built-in doghouse!
Bookcases were added to help define this room by introducing a contrasting color and providing display shelves.
This is a custom, one-of-a-kind murphy bed, desk and closet built-into a narrow basement family room.
The owner's wanted a small desk for use when the bed was not needed.
When an extra bed is needed, flip it down.  When the guests leave, flip it up and it disappears.
To make the stay more convenient, the left side of the cabinet included storage drawers and a closet deep enough for guests to hang up clothes on hangars.
To free up floor space, a custom loft bed was designed and built to include enough drawer storage to replace the existing dresser, allow for (4) under bed storage bins to be concealed, provide space for hanging clothes plus include a super-secret hidden fort complete with LED lighting.
This very narrow bookcase was used to fill the empty space to the right of a new fireplace.  It was built to blend in seamlessly with the existing woodwork and decor giving the appearance that it always had been there.
Existing oak cabinets were removed and replaced with subway tile and custom 8 foot by 11" inch wide reclaimed barnwood shelves to give this loft an open, urban feel.
This bathroom vanity was custom built to the owner's specifications since ready-made vanities were not available in the dimensions desired to fill the space.  It also includes an internal clothes chute opening and flip down drawer fronts.
After tearing down a barn that held many childhood memories for this customer, the lumber found a new life as a custom table for her.
These dated oak cabinets were updated by building new doors and drawers.  The existing oak bases were left in place and reused by filling the grain and sanding to a smooth finish before painting.  A new backsplash and countertops completed the transformation at a fraction of the price of replacing with new cabinets.