This custom, handcrafted dining room table by Bill Pyke comfortably seats eight.
Bill Pyke used mahogany veneer for the reception desk at Bridgewater Chiropractic, as shown below.
"The trick," recalls Dr. Laurel Cowie, "was to bend it without cracking.
He has an excellent understanding of finishing - I was assured it would be beautiful and it would stand up
- it is, and it does."
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Bill's finishing.
The desk was one part of a six-month re-design and renovation project that's featured on our
from the ground up page.
From left, this remarkable desk welcomes clients into Bridgewater Chiropractic.
The second photo features a mahogany table for the sanctuary commissioned by Bridgewater United Church.
From left, photos at the Halifax Chiropractic Clinic place Bill Pyke's craftsmanship front and centre -
the exterior and interior shots are of the reception area's desk. Click and see the clinic's
custom entryway door also by Bill.
Clockwise from left top, a stained birch entertainment centre; another custom hardwood entertainment center;
Bill Pyke renewed this table, adapting it to handle two
new leaves he built. The addition extended it to nine feet, comfortably seating 14
- perfect for a gathering of friends and family. The top is built out of ash, the skirts are maple and the legs are birch.
When Bill was finished, it was all one beautiful shade. And lastly, Bridgewater United Church commissioned him to build
this lectern.