Amnesia Brewing

This is the new Amnesia Brewing location in Washougal, Wa. All of the lumber used for the finish carpentry was the old Douglas Fir used in the original building. We took it out, de-nailed it, and had it planed and sanded. The rusted out nail holes and grain patterns turned out really nice.

basic framing

 Big window

 We needed some help

glue up section of the bar

It took a lot of glue and a lot of clamps but its a nice bar. We filled all the nail holes and knots with a clear epoxy and put a finish over that so its smooth but the old character of the wood still comes through.

 

 This is a feature wall that has a few windows into the brewery. Black plastic so nothing is seen through the holes and knots.

 

Built-in closet

This is a really nice built-in closest we made. 

basement office space

Note: We get contracted out by a great company, Shelbyville remodeling, for a lot of our jobs. David and Justin get some really fun work and come up with some interesting designs which make each job unique. Here is the most recent job we did for them, and my favorite so far.

This is a really cool basement converted into a office. We used reclaimed fir studs and had them planed down then put them on a gray wall with 3/8" gaps. A massive table in the middle of the room and a countertop on the back wall also made of reclaimed fir studs glued together. Nice oak cabinets with an ebony stain. The floor is carpet tiles (blue, green, black, purple, tan, and a few striped ones here and there)

put in no particular pattern. A small bathroom with a nice tiled shower and a cool stained concrete floor.

Above you can see the start of the biggest table in the middle.

The smaller of the massive glue ups. This one is a game table.

Here is the finished product

The lighting really helps it all come together

bathroom

This is a really small bathroom we remodeled, I wish I had before pictures because we pretty much changed everything. The tile came out looking good, especially the flower pattern in the floor.