Boogaerts Fine Cabinetry

This cabinet is in a 80 year old house in Takoma Park, MD.  The transom detail is the same as the window but the rest of the cabinet has cleaner lines.  The customer designed this to fit both the home and their style.

The symmetry was hard on this one with the big soffit on the top right. Made room for the bar and display on left, large arch over tv and cabinetry under soffit. Each section is its own. Notice the different counter heights which help the separations.

Large L shaped unit with thick pilasters, glass doors, and plenty of storage.

This room had a odd recess in the middle of the room. Base cabinets have more depth than bookcases and where tv mounts is a false back. End result is a clean design that doesn’t take up any useful floor space.

This is in a bedroom. The drawers and cabinets can hold all of their clothing and a space for tv in the middle. Room was not that wide and now they don’t need any other furniture than bed and bedside tables.

Part of a major basement remodel this long unit changed the whole space. Most 1930’s basements don’t look this awesome.

Recessed space with cherry countertop and interior of bookcases. Paneled curved ceiling too.

File drawers and doors below, bookcases above and flip up doors on top.  Makes a lot of storage for a small space. Cherry counter.

Work area in hallway makes use of lost space.

This wall unit is in the dining area next to the kitchen. Incorporated a desk, bookcases and storage cabinets. Cherry counter top warms it up and is a better work surface for the desk.

Really nice office cabinetry with cherry worktop.

Not an office but made for a sewing room. Storage for sewing machine and all the materials.

Limited space made it necessary to have office with mudroom. Ok if everyone hangs up their coats and puts their shoes away. What are the odds?

Reclaimed panels set into ceiling and new trim all around convert this sun room into a beautiful library.

Another angle of the same room showing the bookcases and another reclaimed panel set into the ceiling.

This filled a odd recess in a bedroom. The drawers are useful and the open bookcases add warmth and the stained top interest.

A blend of white lacquered cabinets and walnut end panels for an apartment in NW DC.

This went into a 1921 house in Kensington. Large addition with skylights. There is also a huge walnut table in the room that I built.

Customer has collection she wanted to display. I researched the Gustavian style and came up with this design. Works very well in their Georgetown home.

Walnut bed with paneled headboard, toe board and rails. Georgetown

Built in closet and bed with trundle drawers.  This small bedroom has the all the storage a girl could need.

View of foot of bed showing a built-in dresser.

Doors to hide television, five shallow drawers for jewelry and open shelves above. Fluted columns and same base and crown molding.

Owner asked for a curved cabinet to fit around the bathtub. Tricky to make but came out well.

Custom mantel for Takoma Park home.

Hardwood mantel to finish up space recently renovated.

Built the cabinets with tons of storage and used reclaimed oak to make them blend in with the stone fireplace.

Built these two recessed cabinets with reclaimed oak counters and floating shelves. Made a mantel and mounted it to the stone. The design works well with the stone and warms up the entry way.

These bookcases were made to tie in with the old millwork. Notice the battens on the backs. They file a nice level of detail. Small things make a big difference.

Tall ceilings make this unit. Open bookcases, doors below, applied molding and rebuilt mantel.

Customer gave me a photocopy of a magazine picture and I made this for a niche in her front foyer.

Customer asked me to repair this and it was so much fun. Had to carve and turn all sorts of pieces and then use rawhide glue. Finished with black dye and wax.

Custom gave me a photo of a table they like but wanted it much bigger. This is ten feet long and is at a beach house in Delaware.

25’ Conference table that can break down in five sections so room can be used for parties.

This was made to go with existing Thomas Moser furniture for a dining room.

I made 5 of these for The Jefferson Hotel. Mini bar behind right door. I turned the columns and then silver glazed the capitals and plinths.

Oversized walnut base. Top is 3.5’ x 9.5’

This is in the entryway of a grand DC house. It has not been painted yet but notice the details. Fits the space well.

Rectory cabinetry and desk for St Peters on Capitol Hill

Rectory cabinetry and desk in walnut for St Peters on Capitol Hill

Rectory cabinetry for St Peters on Capitol Hill

Basement bar replaced a dated 1980’s picked pine monstrosity.

Back bar.

View showing open shelving for purses, then tall cabinets with mirror on door and then base cabinet with mini-fridge and more cabinetry.  Island in middle of room with 20 drawers.

View of other side of room.  Curved wall with 7 large cabinets for hanging cloths, pull outs for shoes and closed storage.

Bedroom cabinetry with 8 foot tall doors.

Clear maple interior with drawers, shelves and clothing rod.

Closet with angled ceiling off master bedroom. Lots of drawers and hanging space. Ceiling not in the way when standing in front using the drawers.

Reredos showing new millwork with Altar of Repose

I made 14 chairs for the Chapel for the Washington, DC Seminary including the presiders chair with arms.

Photo showing the Ambo, millwork, and some of the 14 chairs.

Installing the last piece of trim, a pilaster. There were hundreds of pieces. The space is large, I am 6’5” and look small.

Sanctuary of St Andres in Silver Spring, MD. Built the reredos with large columns and panels. Altar is gold leafed with marble top.

Ambo and Altar. First phase before Altar of repose and reredos.

Perpetual Adoration Chapel at Our Lady of Mercy in Potomac, MD.

Custom mahogany panels and moulding over existing doors in foyer. Also matching notice boards.

Part of the Sanctuary just finished at St Francis, Grapevine, TX. Made the altar, altar of repose, reredos, large frames and ambo. Did not do the carving or mosaic.

Walnut preparation sacristy and confessional room. Notice framed mosaic of pelican made by a friend.

Vestment Table for JPII Seminary