After years of enduring Pittsburgh’s inconsistent weather conditions, it was time to remake the Edgewood neighborhood sign! We partnered with The Edgewood Foundation to recreate the off-ramp sign that welcomes hundreds of people into the neighborhood each day. The original sign was constructed solely from wood, which over the years fell victim to sun-bleaching, rainstorms, and harsh winters. To avoid these symptoms in the future, we constructed the new sign out of metal. Comp

Stashed with Class While this elegant piece of furniture may just look like a cabinet to the untrained eye, it actually contains a cool hidden feature! Our client presented us with a unique challenge of building a custom furniture piece, with the ability for a television to rise out of the cabinet at the push of a button. It was essential for us to focus on the function and mechanics of this build, but the exterior needed to look the part too as it would be placed in the cent

Eisenwood created a stunning tile wall for the Richard King Mellon Foundation in Pittsburgh’s Strip District. Each individually engraved...

A Grand Entrance, Reimagined The entryway of a home is the perfect opportunity to make a statement and nothing does that better than a...