Antiquing is a glaze finish that adds an aged, antiqued depth to cabinets and other millwork, such as doors and crown molding — worked into the profiles and edges, then wiped back to highlight the detail.
Yes. Glazing is an optional decorative step that adds an antiqued depth to cabinets and other millwork such as doors and crown molding — a semi-transparent coat worked into the profiles and edges, then wiped back to highlight the detail. We agree the glaze tone on a sample first, so you see the effect before we apply it more widely.
Yes. We offer selected specialty and decorative finishes, including Venetian-style plaster, rustic and textured plaster, and other decorative finishes depending on the project.
Yes. For specialty finishes we can prepare sample work, so you review the look, color and texture before the finish is applied more broadly.
Yes. Specialty finishes are priced separately, because they involve different materials, preparation, technique, time and sample approval.
We work across Long Island — Huntington, Smithtown, Northport, Stony Brook, Setauket, Port Jefferson — and on the South Fork, Southampton and East Hampton.