Welcome to Savvy Farmhouse Design Co! We are a fun-loving family of 4 who own a small woodworking & design business in Lytle Tx.
We started our business in 2015 after we graduated from college. To make extra cash we would go to thrift stores to buy items to resell. As our customer base grew so did the demand for custom items our clients were needing but couldn't be found at a thrift store. So that is when we decided to start our woodworking business.
When we started we had zero woodworking experience, a $500 ryobi tool set, a baby on the way & no workshop to speak of. The one thing we did have though was a passion for craftsmanship & design.
We have come along way over the years & have learned a lot. We wanted to create our channel to not only document our journey but to also encourage others out there that with a little hard work & God by yourside anything is possible!
Thank you for the kind words!! We ended up hanging by stapling some jute cord to the back making a loop to hang. You can also get some saw tooth hangers on Amazon and simply screw them onto the back 😊!!
Love the color! I plan to use a roller and brush for some cabinets and even furniture too!! I love the wooden top!! I need that for some beat-up night stands!!
HI! Where did you get those cabinets? I'm looking for something very similar to do a wall built in for a home theater system in my family room. Great Video! Although it would be better if you made it into a full video with more details, instead of a short.... Thanks!!!
Hey! We built the cabinets in our workshop with 1/2 and 3/4 inch birch plywood. The top was made using two 2x10 slabs joined together. Face frames etc were made with poplar. We will be making more in depth videos of our building process very soon;)
I worked with this company on many occasions in the mining industry. Great bunch of guys. Great to see these videos of what you have going on now. Mike C/A
I have an antique three door dresser my dad bought for my baby room sixty years ago. Thirty years ago I stripped, stained, and lacquered it. It had been painted dark brown and gold before, yuck!! It also had sat in the cellar for 20 years getting knocked up by the lawn mower. I stained it a golden pine. The six pulls on it look like southwestern jewelry. I have it in my bedroom and it's held up great!!
Hope everyone enjoyed this video here are the measurements for the orange pumpkin;) There are 4- 16” long pieces, 4-4” pieces, and 2-8” pieces and the stem is 4” long. All pieces were 1.5” thick in width You can use any size but this is the size I used:)
There are 4- 16” long pieces, 4-4” pieces, and 2-8” pieces and the stem is 4” long. All pieces were 1.5” thick in width You can use any size but this is the size I used:)
