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Finish carpentry in Arlington

Arlington is one of Jacksonville's original suburbs: a large, established area on the east bank of the St. Johns, from the riverfront homes around Fort Caroline to the mid-century ranches and brick homes off University and Merrill. Many of these houses have great structure and mature lots but original 1960s to 80s interiors, which makes them ideal candidates for the kind of finish carpentry that brings an older home up to date without a full remodel.

We do a lot of character work in homes like these: built-ins that suit a mid-century ranch's lower ceilings and longer walls, trim and wainscoting that adds the detail these plain-walled homes were never given, and entertainment centers sized for real family rooms. Arlington's mix of riverfront homes and mid-century ranches means we scale the work to the house, and always finish it on-site to match what's already there.

Most-requested in Arlington: custom accent walls, TV entertainment centers, dry bars, and custom built-ins.

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  Accent Walls

  Shiplap, slat walls, board & batten. Statement walls that define a room.

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  TV Entertainment Centers

  Custom built-ins designed around your screen and your life.

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  Dry Bars

  Custom dry bars built around your home, your hosting, and your taste.

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  Office Build-Outs

  Custom home offices built for focus and crafted for aesthetics.

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  Box Beams & Coffered Ceilings

  Architectural ceiling details that give a room real presence.

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  Guides

  LED Accent Lighting: Classy or Tacky? It's All in the Details

  LED accent lighting shows up in most of the media walls we build, and whether it reads well or reads cheap comes down entirely to a handful of installation details. Hide the source, warm the color, dim it down, and the wall does the rest.

  Northeast Florida · 5 min read
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  Do Electric Flames Look Fake? What Today's Inserts Actually Look Like

  If your mental image of an electric fireplace is an orange plastic flicker on a loop, that technology basically doesn't exist anymore. Here's what the current generation of inserts actually looks like, and why the wall around the fire matters as much as the fire itself.

  Northeast Florida · 5 min read
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  Do Accent Walls Date a House? How We Design Ones That Last

  The red dining room was a paint trick. Good millwork is architecture. The two age very differently, and here's the test we run on every design before we cut a board.

  Northeast Florida · 6 min read

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