Need to keep your things organized and handy when you’re driving?  This was a challenge faced by the fire department clients of Foreman Fabricators Inc.  Tired of their gear scattering around their truck cab, one fireman knew exactly what would work, but nothing commercially available fit the bill.  Foreman Fabricators worked closely with his customer, and the result was this custom aluminum checkerplate firetruck cab organizer.  The project turned out so well the department ordered a second organizer for another truck.  Read more about the organizer and see more photos on the Foreman Fabricators blog.  Project manager Tim Lovell writes:

If it can be made out of metal, chances are that Foreman Fabricators, Inc. has either made it or can figure out how to make it.  Since 1959, this St. Louis-based company has been creating and manufacturing just about any metal component a customer desires.

If you’re looking for a metal storage solution for your car or truck, contact Tim and explain your specific requirements.

Aluminum Checkerplate Firetruck Cab Organizer by Foreman Fabricators Inc. at CustomMade.com

You can have custom storage designed for any kind of service truck.  CK Valenti Designs, Inc., can create service truck organization racks like the one shown here for a business in Chandler, AZ.  Check out some additional photos of this project on the CK Valenti Designs website gallery.  If you need a special configuration to suit your custom auto needs, artisan Christopher Valenti has vast experience with custom metalworking and woodworking on a variety of projects.  Contact him and discuss your plans.

Service Truck Organization Racks by CK Valenti Designs, Inc., at CustomMade.com

Not too many vehicles are factory-designed for carrying pets.  How can you take your beloved dog on a motorcycle trek in comfort, style, and safety?  How about a custom leather pet carrier by Kerry’s Custom Leather of Belvidere, IL?  This full grain leather carrier was custom sized for Chico so his owners could take him on rides.  The carrier features windows for him to see through and multiple air holes, as well as a flap on top so he can poke his head out and enjoy the rushing wind the way all dogs just love.  The carrier is designed to strap securely to the motorcycle and also sports hand tooled personalization, paw prints and “Chico’s Seat” lettering.  Lead leather crafter Kerry Phipps has received numerous glowing reviews from her customers.  For your own high quality pet carrier or other custom leather items, get in touch with her and the Kerry’s Custom Leather team.

"Chico's Seat," Custom Leather Pet Carrier by Kerry's Custom Leather at CustomMade.com

Your custom car design project can include the secure storage space you need for your tools as well as your own personal Chico.  Take the time to think about a design that would be just right for your car, truck, or motorcycle and then post it on our CustomMade “Get it Made” job board.  Whether it’s just an idea and brief description or if you have a sketch you’d like to upload, CustomMade artisans will have a chance to review your request, and those interested in your project will get in touch with you.

Valentine's Day Scarf by Nectar Silks at CustomMade.com

Rebecca’s silk painting technique is the French serti method, a technique that makes possible sharply defined images, which she learned while staying in a gorgeous chateau in the mountainous Morvan region of Burgundy, France.  (The story behind the artist behind your Valentine’s custom project is starting off pretty romantically).  Silk painting is her passion and she expresses it through wearable art, not only scarves but also wraps, blouses, dresses, and (her latest item) silk ascots.  A dress and wrap ensemble and jacket are modeled below.  You can find more photos of Rebecca’s hand painted silk accessories on the wearable art gallery page, and these images are also great illustrations of the many different ways one can tie and wear beautiful Nectar Silks scarves.

Dress and Wrap, Wearable Art by Nectar Silks at CustomMade.com

Jacket, Wearable Art by Nectar Silks at CustomMade.com

Does your valentine prefer something new, youthful, and a little cutting edge?  Introducing, Fezzers: “Scarves not to be taken seriously.”  Rebecca explains:

They’re as much fun as wearing a feather boa but they’re 100% silk.  The name comes from my French friend Pierre’s attempt to say the word “feathers.”  They’re for the young as well as the young at heart.  Wear them casually or with a tailored suit for an edgier look.  I’ll create one in your team colors to wave like a pom-pom to cheer your team on.

Commission your own Fezzer today for casual or edgy wear (or for the serious business of supporting your team).

Fezzers by Nectar Silks at CustomMade.com

Peruse the Nectar Silks CustomMade portfolio for more examples of Rebecca’s work and inspiration for your own custom to wear garments or accessories.  Her Limited Edition scarves are original designs available for purchase.  All her other pieces are made-to-order, so if one has caught your eye contact Rebecca and ask for something in a similar vein.  You can also, of course, discuss an entirely new vision in silk for someone you love.

Limited Edition Scarves by Nectar Silks at CustomMade.com

The talented artisans of Sarabi Studio in Austin, Texas are master craftsmen in the art of minimalist furniture design. Lead designer Payam Sarabi says, “the mission at Sarabi Studio is to bring the quality and hand crafted warmth of the past translated into our minimalist style designs.  We take great pride knowing that each and every furniture piece that leaves our studio is hand crafted by one of our of artisans with the utmost attention to detail and quality”.

Linear Cube Tables by Sarabi Studios on CustomMade.com

Sarabi Studio uses solid natural hardwoods and top grade steel in all of their products. They obtain 100% of  their materials from local sources. Whenever possible, they work with reclaimed or responsibly forested woods to minimize the environmental impact.

SOL Outdoor Dining Table and Outdoor Bench Set by Sarabi Studio on CustomMade.com

Industry Red Linear Bench by Sarabi Studio on CustomMade.com

Sarabi Studio is proudly featured in the W Hotel in Austin, as well as the Chicago Palomar hotel, the Hancock Bank Plaza in Gulfport, MS, and in some of the finest homes in the country from New York to Los Angeles. They were also written up in the Winter 2011 issue of Austin Home Magazine recognizing them as one of Austin’s top furniture makers.

Enjoy reading the Austin Home article by clicking the link below http://www.sarabistudio.com/content/blog_files/590bb81489f8d3b999565112a6b860f3-64.html

Custom Steel Planters by Sarabi Studio on CustomMade.com

Its our pleasure to have Sarabi Studio part of the CustomMade community. Take time to browse their entire portfolio and let the quality of their craftsmanship speak itself.

Click Payam Sarabi and speak to him about making your custom piece today.

Sometimes all it takes is a simple change to create that WOW factor. Doorknobs are a nondescript, mundane type of piece that, ironically enough, get a ton of use. They are present in almost every room of a home, they’re in office spaces and public areas. They receive very little visual attention yet are touched by so many. Imagine the attention decorative doorknobs would receive if they were custom made to match the decor in a room or made to coordinate with a particular design scheme. Image giving art glass doorknobs as a wedding or special occasion gift. Original, personal and usable — now that’s what I call a gift-giving hat trick.

I have chosen the work from a variety of CustomMade artisans to showcase the innovative and unique ways they create custom doorknobs. Utilizing metal, glass or wood in a contemporary, rustic, or individualized style all your own — you can clearly see that if you can dream it, they, unequivocally, can make it.

Grape Vine Doorknob by Out of the Blue Design Studio on CustomMade.com

Custom Bronze Door Hardware by Rocky Mountain Hardware on CustomMade.com

Hand Forged Copper Handles by Michael Wolniewicz Custom Furniture Design on CustomMade.com

Beach Doorknob by Out of the Blue Design Studio on CustomMade.com

Calla Lily Door Pulls by John Boyd Smith Metal Studios on CustomMade.com

Front Door Pull by Out of the Blue Design Studio on CustomMade.com

Grape Cluster Wine Door Knocker and Door Pulls by Green Tree Jewelry / Heavy Hitter Ind. on CustomMade.com

RiverDoors, Part of the Reuman "RiverSeries" by Scott Reuman, Conundrum Designs Inc on CustomMade.com

Sandblasted Stars Doorknob by Out of the Blue Design Studio on CustomMade.com

Why not play dress-up with your doors? Use custom doorknobs to change something so ordinary into something extraordinary. They will definitely turn heads and make a statement, whether coming or going.

By clicking a photo, you will be taken to the artist’s portfolio. Enjoy perusing their entire collections and when you’re ready, click “Work With This Maker”on their page or go to Get Started and begin creating your own custom piece.

Scagliola also has an archaic, artisanal allure and an alchemical quality that not only transforms its ingredients into exquisite, one-of-a-kind creations but also changes the artisan.

Nigel Brown, managing editor of the website Humans Invent, wrote about this little known medium in his article, “Design alchemy: The secret craft of scagliola,” and featured one of the few practitioners of this secretive art, English craftsman Thomas Kennedy of Kennedy Design Studios.  Why the secrecy?  According to Brown, the knowledge needed to make this material was passed down from generation to generation without documentation because this creative technique requires so much intuition and an intimate, hands-on connection with the material that written instructions can’t do justice to the medium.  Kennedy explains:

“To be honest when you are mixing the plaster and so on to make the material it is more intuitive than rule based,” Kennedy impresses.  “The business of the secrecy is only part of why no one knows about it, because it is impossible to actually write down a recipe.  What you are doing with your hands is almost impossible to describe, I could try to but it wouldn’t make any sense.  Because you have pigments and plaster, the process is completely intuitive – I try to write things down and do little diagrams but I often cannot understand my own recipes, let alone someone else.”

Brown uses cooking and baking idioms to try and describe Kennedy’s complex techniques of kneading and mixing, knowing just when to add pigments, plasters, and glues, and in what quantity and manner.  Scagliola is always created on a custom basis for a particular project and the finished product is based more on inspiration and having the knack for the material than on a fixed recipe.

“Sienna,” a classic scagliola mix by Thomas Kennedy that resembles marble inlays. Photo by Tom Foxall for humansinvent.com

Scagliola is also a calling.  Kennedy began working on this ancient craft after becoming disenchanted with antique restoration:

“So, I went traveling for a bit and when I came back this job had miraculously come up locally making scagliola tables.  I had no idea what this material was.  The cabinetmaker who was making them was doing the carved bases, but he was struggling making the actual scagliola.  I had never heard of the stuff before, but I went to see him and I immediately could see what he was trying to do, so I had a go.” The first signal of scagliola’s charm is the fact that a craftsman either can, or can’t produce it – you can’t say why or how, it just seems to work.  As Kennedy readily admits, he had an unusual rapport with the material from the beginning, an immediate bond that signaled the beginning of a design love affair.  It’s almost as if scagliola chose Kennedy.

To see photos of Kennedy at work and his amazing creations (and trip through some dizzying accounts of scagliola making) read Brown’s complete article here.

We are fortunate at CustomMade to have an artisan who creates scagliola, Mead Powers of CoveStone Sculptural Surrounds.  Like Kennedy, Mead was introduced to the world of ornamental plaster fortuitously, but once the muse called, there was no turning back.  As a commercial photographer on assignment at the Four Seasons Olympic Hotel during its 1981 remodeling, “he observed the restoration of the ornamental plaster and decided to change professions and become a sculptor.”

Scagliola - Faux Marble Panels by CoveStone Sculptural Surrounds at CustomMade.com

Mead modestly explains “the trick” behind the striking appearance of these scagliola – faux marble panels, made from “‘euro-plaster’, the original ‘plastic art’ from antiquity,” as he calls it:

All of these 27” x 43” panels were crafted on a flat glass panel with 2 elbow shaped borders to form the rectangle.  The panels were just slid off the glass and hung to dry.  The trick was controlling the timing and color and getting an organic distressed stone effect as it began to dry then having a bigger batch ready to pour to fill the frame at the right thickness.  I got it so that I could make 10 a day.

Readers interested in commissioning custom scagliola pieces should contact Mead.

In the hands of an expert artisan with the right tricks up his sleeve, scagliola can achieve a distressed stone appearance. Scagliola - Faux Marble by CoveStone Sculptural Surrounds at CustomMade.com

Are there other CustomMade artisans who have worked with scagliola?  Makers, what materials have called to you and transformed you in the process?  What techniques have you found most resistant to written instruction and rules?  Reveal the secrets or speak guardedly, but leave your comments below.

About 250 years ago New England was in its infancy.  The people who settled our country were undaunted by the task of establishing themselves as a solid working society.  Woods such as Oak, White Pine, Yellow Pine and many others became the building materials that supported these colonial settlements.  Present Day…
 While some of the Homes and Barns that were constructed all those years ago are still standing as a reminder of early Americana, others have been dismantled for various reasons.  Now, some “waste not, want not” New Englanders have made plans for materials to be “reclaimed” from these historical buildings.  This is recycling at its best.  Not only have these materials withstood the test of time, but they are rich in story and character. Imagine trees being cut down with two man saws, hauled to the site by horses and in some cases hand planed into boards, then built into the dwellings of the period.  Having lived full lives these elemental structures are now being disassembled, lightly reprocessed, and finally re-introduced as…

… beautiful pieces of custom barnwood furniture.

Homestead Reclaimed Lumber Sideboard by Lyndon Furniture at CustomMade.com

You don’t have to go to New England, however, to find rescued material resources that have witnessed the history of America (and you don’t have to be from New England to contact Lyndon Furniture about a custom project).  CustomMade makers across the country have created custom pieces from reclaimed wood previously used in historic structures, neighborhoods, and other locations that evoke and preserve eras past.

What do you see in this reclaimed cabinet by Kellam Clark Design?  “At a glance,” writes Kellam Clark, “I see wainscoting, stair rails, floor planks, and door trim.  A piece made from many historical and common elements of Brooklyn’s brownstone past.”  Take a look at the close-up photos of this unique item on the gallery page.  You can find more examples of Kellam’s work made from salvaged woods in his Brooklyn, NY studio in his CustomMade portfolio.  Contact the artisan and have him apply his problem-solving approach to furniture design, love of old wood, and craftsmanship to a custom project for you.

Reclaimed Cabinet by Kellam Clark Design at CustomMade.com

The Curtiss-Wright Corporation was formed through a merger of companies founded by aviation pioneers the Wright Brothers and Glenn Curtiss and played a major role in supplying aircraft to the U.S. armed forces in World War II.  This scale sculpture, Curtiss-Wright Jenny with Pontoons, by Sebastian’s Specialty Hardwoods Inc. was made from reclaimed heart pine from the Curtiss-Wright Bi-plane Factory in Garfield, NJ.  “The Ghormley Special Jenny,” writes Emile Smith, “is one in a series of airplane sculptures using reclaimed wood from historic buildings.  The pontoons were included because we love the shape!”  Scroll through Onestickatatime’s blog for more photos of these one-of-a-kind sculptures.  For your own custom project made from reclaimed and responsibly harvested woods, contact Emile.

Curtiss-Wright Jenny with Pontoons by Sebastian's Specialty Hardwoods Inc. at CustomMade.com

Maynard Studios has a limited edition line of furniture, “Small Batch,” which features some pieces created from barnwood, such as this hand forged iron and reclaimed barnwood coffee table with an top made from oak salvaged from a 140-year old timber frame barn from the Bluegrass region of Kentucky.  (The iron in this piece was forged on an anvil that dates from the 1800s).  Other tops for these coffee tables are available, including some reclaimed from “other Kentucky smokehouses, barns, and even ONE local Bourbon distillery warehouse.”  Designs that use reclaimed wood are limited in number, so contact the artisans, husband-and-wife team Matthew and Karine Maynard, and commission your piece today.

Hand Forged Iron and Reclaimed Barnwood Coffee Table by Maynard Studios at CustomMade.com

For this modern bed from used lumber, woodworker Niall McKeown of McKeown Design salvaged the flooring from a Sacramento, CA building built in the 1930s.  The headboard sports a display shelf and some modern allowances: built-in storage spaces behind touch-latch doors, perfect for cell phones.  Niall focuses on “design, function, and originality in a finely blended mix of modern and traditional.”  Contact him and discuss your own custom furniture needs.

Modern Bed from Used Lumber by McKeown Design at CustomMade.com

Whether you want to preserve a part of local history through a custom project built from locally sourced reclaimed wood or own a piece made with a material connection to a time or place of special personal or historic significance, post your custom furniture idea on our CustomMade “Get it Made” job board.  Custom furniture makers interested in bringing your project to life will contact you.

Bud’s article contains many wonderful examples of what you can accomplish with four-poster beds, columns, ceiling height changes and step-ups, and outdoor structures like lattices.  Interested in creating rooms within rooms?  Have a look at some of the spaces and pieces our CustomMade artisans have created for their clients.

A Room Within a Bedroom

A four-poster bed can be a dramatic centerpiece for any bedroom, and its posts, canopy, and curtains easily create the impression of a separate room or structure.  The details and craftsmanship of this four-poster bed by M. J. Milkovits Cabinetmaking would make that impression very deep.  The headboard is made from curly maple, the octagonal cherry posts feature birdseye maple inlay, and the canopy is made from bent, laminated cherry.  The bed shown here is a queen size, but you can contact Martin Milkovits and commission a king size bed, too.

Four-Poster Bed by M. J. Milkovits Cabinetmaking at CustomMade.com

Columns and Height Variations Create Areas of Distinction

A row of columns can help screen an area from a larger room while still permitting visual and traffic flow between the spaces, and a variation in ceiling height or a step-up can visually and physically herald a new setting.  These techniques can be applied not only in a living room but in a bathroom as well.  These custom stone columns and panels by Omega Mantles of Stone turn this bathtub into a distinctive oasis.  Contact Leo Montagnese and bring stone columns and arches into your home that both divide and beckon.

Custom Stone Columns and Panels by Omega Mantles of Stone at CustomMade.com

An Outdoor Room with a View

“A room within a room isn’t just for the inside,” writes Bud.  “Some simple lattice screening and greenery makes for a wonderfully intimate and restful way station in the great outdoors.”  A restful way station is precisely what would come to mind if you were to pass under this garden trellis by Natural Edge.  Just imagine your own trellis made from live edge, sustainably harvested red cedar and osage timbers covered in roses, grapes, wisteria, or whatever your favorite creeping vines may be.  Get in touch with David Robinson and create a room that’s green from top to bottom.

Garden Trellis by Natural Edge at CustomMade.com

Have a vision for a custom four poster bed, a custom bathroom remodel, or a custom made trellis that will create the perfect room within a room for your home?  Post your ideas on our “Get it Made” job board.  You’ll soon have CustomMade artisans interested in your project contacting you.

Master Bed by Pagomo Designs at CustomMade.com

But how’s the feng shui of this bedroom arrangement?

Feng shui is a traditional Chinese approach to determining the most auspicious orientations and arrangements of buildings, rooms, and furniture.  There are many different schools, philosophies, and interpretations of this practice.  According to interior designer and feng shui consultant Jenny Nakao Hones, who frequently and lucidly discusses the topic of feng shui in her insightful blog, Asian Lifestyle Design, the bedroom is a “yin” space, “a passive, restful area where one can easily relax and unwind allowing replenishment of qi or energy, after a full day.”  What’s the ideal placement for a bed, according to the Form School of feng shui?

The ideal placement of the bed is with the headboard against a solid wall.  A solid wall means a wall without openings, such as windows or doors.  This is the most preferable position, but sometimes the design of the room does not allow this.  In such cases, do not fret about it.  If there is a window above the bed, see if you can cover it using blinds or other window coverings. … While lying in bed, you should be able to see the openings, doors and windows, of the room.  Having full visibility of who is entering the room without having to turn or change position allows one to be in full command of the space.  This affects your qi which leads to a relaxed mental state, contributing to better sleep.

So far, so good.  From this bed, one would have a great view of the openings into this room.

Interior design blogger KristenM, writing for the Interior New York blog, has this to say about feng shui bedroom arrangement:

The bedroom is your sanctuary, so peaceful chi is important.  Use a strong headboard to ensure that your chi is protected while you sleep.  Never place a mirror across from the bed and avoid your bedroom doubling as an office with computers or televisions in it. Work furniture and accessories need to be separated so that you can promote rest.  A bedside table on either side of the bed promotes stability.

Strong headboard? Check.  No TV? … Uh oh.

Is the lift TV cabinet truly a problem if you want to have an auspicious feng shui bedroom design?

The distinction of rooms into predominantly “yin” or “yang” categories is difficult to achieve, let alone maintain, in many contemporary American households.  How many of us have TVs in the bedroom?  If you think those TVs are problematic for a feng shui arrangement, how many us have taken laptops and smart phones into the bedroom?  How about into bed?  While master bedroom designs in general may cling tenuously to the “peaceful sanctuary” ideal, children’s bedrooms are especially prone to having multiple modes: rest space, work space, play space, hiding space, etc.  Indeed, U.S. home life is trending towards multi-purpose rooms and multi-functional furniture.  Setting aside concepts of yin and yang for the moment, familiar distinctions between “home” and “work” spaces are increasingly disappearing, whether by design or by the ever-increasing mobility of technology.

So, is East East and West West and never the twain shall meet?

Not necessarily.  Whether you have multi-purpose spaces in your home by choice, necessity, or fiat, you can still find a path to practical feng shui solutions.  Jenny Nakao Hones observes that, while the homes of the 70s and 80s typically divided kitchens, living rooms, and dining rooms into separate rooms, contemporary homes generally have a “great room” that incorporates these areas, which effectively becomes the living space of the home.  This is a “yang” space of great activity, but it can be subdivided into zones based on the specific type of activities most typical in a given area with décor, furniture, and arrangement options.

If you find parting with your bedroom TV too much to sacrifice for feng shui, here is a suggestion: hide it when not in use.  Create temporal zones if you can’t create spatial zones.  A TV lift cabinet, built into a footboard or console, is one option.  Freestanding or built-in cabinets that close to conceal the cyclops box are other choices.  You can have a custom entertainment center built that will fit your bedroom’s style and provide a peaceful visual respite when the TV is off, like this traditional style, maple wall unit entertainment center cabinet by Martin Roy of Artisan Woodworking.  Contact Martin and discuss how you want your custom TV cabinet to fit into your overall bedroom design.

Wall Unit Entertainment Center Cabinet by Artisan Woodworking at CustomMade.com

Not sure how to conceptualize your bedroom layout in feng shui terms?  Check out Jenny’s discussion of the symbolism behind the four natural features of “mountains, hills, flat land, and water” and how you can find correlations in your bedroom floor plan to these features.  Let this approach inspire you to think of how your dream custom bedroom should look and how it should make you feel.  Whether you’re in the market for specific pieces or an entire suite, you can reach bedroom furniture makers interested in bringing your project to life when you post your feng shui inspired ideas on our CustomMade “Get it Made” job board.

There is no better endorsement of an artist’s talent than having someone seek her out and commission more works after having received a moving piece as a gift.  Here is such a recommendation:

I received a painting of my maltipoo as a gift from a client.  I was so touched by the thoughtful gift that I ordered 3 paintings for Christmas gifts.  Melissa not only does outstanding work, but she is able to capture your pet’s personality in the painting.  I promise that giving a gift like this will be the best gift you ever give and might even bring the recipient to tears!

In her home and studio in the Boston neighborhood of Allston, Melissa brings together her love of animals and her artistic talents.  Her CustomMade portfolio is filled with portraits of quirky, soulful, playful, and thoughtful creatures in a style greatly influenced by Pawblo Picasso.  (Never heard of him?) To help you envision your pet in a work of art, take a closer look at some of Melissa’s paintings.

Not Spuds MacKenzie, but still a party animal: “Harry.”

"Harry" by Pawblo Picasso at CustomMade.com

Animals have bonds of friendship with each other, too, and Melissa can also convey those relationships, as in this double portrait, “Mia and Negrita.”

"Mia and Negrita" by Pawblo Picasso at CustomMade.com

What is that cat thinking? You may never know, but the eyes of “Smokey” will be forever filled with mysteries.

"Smokey" by Pawblo Picasso at CustomMade.com

A posture, the position of the ears, a glance, “Lucifer” captures a whole being with emotional depths like any person.

"Lucifer" by Pawblo Picasso at CustomMade.com

Ready to begin your own custom pet art project?  Get in touch with Melissa, send her a photo, and introduce her to your animal friend.

Here is a short clip of the Portlandia skit

Is it cool to use bird motifs now? Should we stop using birds? Should we start to add birds? At CustomMade, we have no doubt what is or is not considered art. Whether it’s birds or deer or elephants that inspire us, we shouldn’t let comedic parody obstruct creativity or control artistic vision.

We have no shortage of unique designs influenced by nature. And contrary to what they mock on Portlandia, artists will continue using nature as their muse. This weeks favorite custom finds are the artistic masterpieces that occur when an artist makes that crucial design decision to ”put a bird on it”.

four birds bowl by The Black Toad Forge on CustomMade.com

Skyscraper Vases by Cooper Studios on CustomMade.com

Old Growth Grapevine with Bird Sconce by Anne Thull Fine Art Designs on CustomMade.com

Bird Series by On The Virg Designs on CustomMade.com

Hummingbird Pendant by Keith Belles Designs on CustomMade.com

"Bird On A Branch" inspired by Israeli Artist, David Gerstein- Custom Rugs Collection by Allure Rug on CustomMade.com

wine rack by The Black Toad Forge on CustomMade.com

Outdoor Organic with Bird 21 by Horizons Studios on CustomMade.com

Dining with Vivaldi by Art Furniture for Artful Living on CustomMade.com

Hummingbird Pen by Innovative Wood LLC on CustomMade.com

Whatever your dream, whatever item you want to have made, CustomMade has an artisan who can work with you and help you create your custom work of art (with or without a bird on it).  Click Get Started now.