Custom Ordering and Pricing Information
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Pricing depends on the item's materials and complexity. I have made smaller items for $25, such as a 3-D flower, all the way up to over $600 for a coffee table. The prices listed below are approximate ranges of what an item might cost.
Wood is expensive. Acrylic Plexiglas sheets are expensive. Tempered glass is expensive.
I promise that every piece I make is an original, hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind piece of artwork.
Most of my creations are functional art, such as the trays, tables, peg racks, and key holders.
All custom orders require a deposit of 1/2 the cost of the item.
If your item needs to be shipped, the packaging and postage cost will be in addition to the item's price.
Key Holders are often $35 and measure approximately 4" by 6", usually.
Peg Racks are very custom and can range from $85 up to over $150. The number of letters, pegs, and pieces required determines the cost. I usually make peg racks about 12" by 18" in size.
Trays range in size and complexity. A 12" x 8" tray would start at $88. A tray for a large ottoman could cost over $200. Part of the expense of the trays is the acrylic Plexiglas protecting the top of the design.
Wall-hangings can range from $45, for something approximately 10" by 10", all the way into the hundreds. I have made all different sizes of wall-hangings, cutting the back piece of wood to whatever size the customer requests.
Word Signs currently in stock are $30 for a shorter size and $40 for a longer size. If a custom word sign is requested, the price may be higher.
Furniture items are priced individually, on a case-by-case basis. I have sold tables at prices ranging from $75 all the way up to over $600. Some examples of factors that affect the cost are:
How much the furniture cost me to procure
How many hours of labor went into up-cycling it
Whether is was covered with acrylic Plexiglas or tempered glass
How many pieces of hardware were needed
How much wood went into making it
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