One year today since we bought our building. Major renovations abound!

Major remodel underway!

We got a bit of cabin fever sitting in our tiny section of our front office and started knocking walls down. We have for 6 years been sitting in this tiny drop ceiling office cubicle type situation with terrible old school fluorescent office lights. We kept saying this is highly dangerous to the creative process as it continued to drain all creativity from us. So we decided to shut down for the holiday season and get this place in shape and make a beautiful showroom and become the furniture and art gallery we have always envisioned. It costs a ton to do this type of thing so we grabbed tools and got to work. Coming soon is our high ceiling showroom with our own custom chandeliers and furniture and sculptures. This space will be industrial and light by our own custom light fixtures. We will have examples of our work on display and pieces for sale that can be delivered that day. Many updates to come soon. We will be able to show contemporary modern, rustic, industrial, and traditional and transitional hill country furniture designs in one spot. 
We will have space to show our custom dining tables with a whole set of Wanderlust Ironworks Chairs and a custom candelabra centerpiece to boot. These are some before and afters of whats going down.

Its all coming down today!

Last of the walls in the office. This was such an odd shaped room

the old blue wall is gone forever

first wall down!

our office just great 4x its size. That office cubicle feeling is starting to disappear.

34 years of dust and 6 years of metal dust has to go!

one of these is going in here in the center.

never could fit anything through this doorway so it was wasted space!

the space is starting to feel comfortable to be in and less claustrophobic

the drop ceiling is almost gone! next is getting the walls down.

getting the space we need to hang the iron light fixtures we make and have never been able to display!

starting to remove the old linoleum tile floor. We will start to sand and polish and seal the natural concrete floor.