Joe Carroll Furniture Design

Modern walnut floating vanity.
The slats below the sink are graduated to create an arch when looking from above, mimicking the curves of the sink and mirror.

This is my take on hiding an electrical panel. It should look like fun wall panels.

Fully sequenced walnut veneer cabinet give a clean modern look. All drawers and storage organized to fit the clients way of cooking and entertaining.

Drawing from the lines of the chairs this custom white oak table has rounded profiles. A 3/4” thick marble top and soap finish on the wood complete it’s look. The banquette also has a soap finish and a light green leather cushion in keeping with the Scandinavian look.

Quick process of building an out door bench out of an old barn beam.
Custom metal legs will rust out over time complimenting the patina of the wood.

This cabinet lives in the dining room providing storage, but also doubles as an office. Making better use of a rarely used room.

Solid oak bar cabinet. Holds all glassware and bottles.

A void between walls allowed a space for extra storage. All of the clients glassware and bar accessories can now live in one spot.

Custom barn beam benches with metal legs. Beams are salvaged from clients parent's home that unfortunately had a fire.

Coffee table or bench. Multi leg design gives strength and visual appeal.

Floating walnut vanity for boutique inn.

Always nice to install a mantle before Christmas.


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Walnut drink area for guests.

Walnut and zebra wood floating vanity.

Who doesn’t like a before and after.

Light colours, natural wood and clean lines give this kitchen its modern feel. Pull outs in the pantry make the most of the interior space.

Custom closet with pull down closet rods and pull out pant racks utilizing all ten feet of height. Rift sawn white oak.


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Wet bar with curly maple slat doors. White glass countertop blends into the wall giving the bar a very clean look.

8’ tall display cabinet with illuminated display area.

Large custom kitchen with views out to the lake.

Here is a table I did for a client. It has offset legs as if the table is walking away. It was built from logs that were taken from the floor of the old log house. Here are a few photos that were posted in Dwell magazine. https://www.dwell.com/article/long-point-getaway-vfa-architecture-design-9a7e6202