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In the nineties I exhibited photography in the public and artist run galleries across Canada. http://dferguson.ca  That paralleled a career in art installation we even garnered an exhibition design and installation award from the Art Gallery Association of Ontario (2008).http://oaag.org/awards/2008winners.html Beset by doubts about the actual state of the emperor’s clothing and wanting more solitude, I left. Now I find myself in North Hastings County living off grid and wondering if the line ‘there ain’t no cure ...’ applies as I make furniture and cabinetry in wood in the woods and try to make the wood expressive. Late breaking images on facebook davidinbancroft
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closetwall

Betty and Doug wanted to create more storage for their wardrobes and what we came up with was this assembly of maple veneer cases with cherry wood edging in an arrangement that fit the unique shape of the bedroom in the older house and can potentially be taken apart and reconfigured differently or elsewhere.


closetwall

"They are awesome. The design was carefully constructed with us to meet our needs and to complement the cherry - pine bedframe. The closet wall cabinets are beautiful and I never tire of looking at them. And our clothes are finally organized and out of sight!" Betty Burcher


library

Margus wanted a lot of bookcase in the newly constructed house's office area. We decided on a white pickled paint process for the maple with recessed wooden handles for the cabinets and thick solid edging everywhere.


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library


"David is a first rate craftsman with sensibilities and aesthetics that I share. This was very important for me as I frequently travel on business and David essentially completed the project by himself with very little input from me. It totally exceeded my expectations."  Margus


staircase

    "We wanted an Art Deco looking staircase with a newel post that suggested the Empire State Building.  And that’s what we got. It’s beautiful, it’s unique, and it’s well crafted. We’re very proud of it."

Joe Sutherland
Toronto


staircase

Joe wanted to replace the old narrow and too steep stairway when the groundfloor of the century old house was being renovated. We were able to use a lot of oak and make references to the arts and crafts movement and the empire state building.


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  • HOME
  • country styles
  • TVs and closets
  • live edge table
  • coffee tables
  • bookcases
  • kitchen and bath
  • contact info
  • benches
  • Stairs
  • For sale