Greywolf Woodworking: Gallery One

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Gallery One - Our House

Here are images and details of our Northwest shingle style house.

Reverse proportion Dutch Door. 44" bottom section, 36" top section. Recycled wood and hardware.

View from the kitchen sink window.

Typical knee brace. Note galvanized ridge cap and finial. Acts as moss deterrent also.

Cedar band board used as flashing with flared shingles. House corner detail.

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About this Site

This site was created to give a glimpse of an older version of Northwest style. There was a time when nearly all woodwork was crafted with native woods - mostly fir, as there was an abundance of it.

Although not many of the old houses are left in their original state, there are some that have retained that unique “feeling.”

Having grown up on Bainbridge Island during the 1960’s, and later having remodeled old farm houses there, I’ve developed an attachment to the style and especially to the grain patterns in the old fir boards – something that cannot be reproduced in anything but an old tree of enormous size. I find these patterns in reclaimed and recycled wood from old structures, incorporating them into pieces of furniture.

Greywolf Woodworking

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Gallery One - Our House

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