The client requested a Period Style "Eastlake" vanity for a white marble bathroom.  

Eastlake was a purveyor of popular opinion in matters of style and taste in the early 19th Century.

  His influence in regards to  decorative elements elevated the cultural tastes of the time.  

The antique  model shown was created about 50 years after Eastlake's popularity ended.    

This historic stone home was remodeled in the early 90's 

Our team built cabinets shelving nooks decks furniture and more during this year long renovation.

Curly Maple was cut down for a right of way in Oregon somewhere and transported to Texas by friends, who alerted me as to the where abouts of some fantastic boards.  

Then the base was made for a photo shoot - with  microchips laid out on a gambling table-  for the photographer Tomas Pantin.....a "shoot" for a High Tech Magazine Cover.....

Now,  after 20 years of daily work, the table has been refinished to a silky smooth touch.  

My family has been in the furniture business for over a hundred years.

Max, my grandfather was a pioneer of Houston.

Will, my father kept the store downtown till the 80s.  

...traveling and pursuit of my artistic goals has been a constant...

I had garage shops for years till I moved to E 12 in 1978-then

Amdur Gallery on E 5th st -my 20 years in the spotlight.

Latest kitchen project started in June with sketches and plans, then 40 days in July and August, during the longest hottest 

part of the summer in the workshop.....truely an ordeal.   Finally after five months, the kitchen is a fabulous addition to Jim's Family atmosphere.

The Architect Jim Nix designed this back porch for the Barnett Family .

The Amdur Team  framed and finished the structure with lots of big openings

for screening, and the interior was verticle tongue and groove pine.