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Alan Carter Studio

Listing #632   Listed on: 04/21/2008


I design and build custom contemporary furniture and accessories. Most of my work is commissions from clients, but I do a fair amount of work on my own.
For the past few years, I've doing quite a bit of veneering and introducing curved elements into the pieces.
In addition to large furniture pieces for bedrooms, dining rooms, home theater, etc., I also create small boxes, clocks, and so on.
 
Company Name:   Alan Carter Studio
Contact Name:   Alan Carter
Location:   Lisle, IL  60532
Year Founded:   1999
Sq. Footage:   800
Employees:   1
Gross Sales:   N/A
Website:   www.alancarterstudio.com

Product Specialties:
    Accessories and Gifts - General
    Furniture - Custom Furniture
    Furniture - Furniture Designers
    Furniture - General
    Veneer and Marquetry - General

Shop Equipment:
    Delta - 8" joiner
    Delta - 15" planer
    Other - Jet 10" cabinet saw
    Other - Performax 22-44 pro drum sander
    Other - Laguna 16" band saw
    Other - Jet 14" band saw
    Other - Onieda 1 1/2 hp dust collector
    Delta - 17 1/2" variable speed drill press


Viewer Comments:

Posted By: Gerard     [12/09/2008]
I just finished visiting your site. From the look of your shop, and the amount of work you have produced, I am most impressed. I really liked your choice of woods, rosewood, beefwood ( I am not familiar with that one),and the way you have used them. Your web site is also impressive. I am most envious of you and your work.

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