Timothy Gibb Woodwork

From box jointed drawers, to the amazing finish, Tim shows why he’s not only known for his beautifully crafted furniture, but why he’s also known in Richmond as the best painter around!

Tim just finished up a prototype for a chair any restaurant or bar would be happy to have. By using hand made templates, he was able to create symmetrical curves on this gorgeous cherry. After a coat of satin poly, the wood came to life! He’s thinking of making the frames in walnut and the slats in maple for the actual chairs, which will be the same style you see in the pictures, but with an even better quality and look. Hit us up if you want to level up your kitchen, restaurant, or bar!

With new doors, drawers, backsplash and paint, Tim brought an old kitchen back to life. Even on a tight budget Tim can still take your dreams of what your home could look like and make them a reality.

Want to know how to easily turn your boring old kitchen to the kitchen of your dreams? Just ask Tim to give your kitchen the fix up it’s been asking for. After deciding to salvage the old cabinet boxes and hardware, he created his own stain and gave the client test pieces to help them determine the final look of the new kitchen. He then milled and crafted solid maple drawers and doors, and after a quick instal, the clients boring old kitchen became the kitchen they had always wanted!

Part 2 of the bar! Tim used maple and walnut to craft the upper cabinet that anyone would be happy to store their spirits in. He started by milling some beautiful maple and walnut, and after cutting finger joints into all of the panels, the pieces joined together like they were never apart. He rounded over all of the edges to match the curves of the cabinet below, and after cutting a piece of reclaimed glass to fit the doors he hand crafted, the bar was complete!

When Tim makes a dining room table, he doesn’t just focus on the things the average eye can see. He takes time to hand craft every square inch of the build until it’s as perfect as can be. From the gorgeous hard maple, to the 65 degree bevel on the surface, and even the taper he put on all of the legs and aprons, there isn’t a part of this table you won’t love.

Hey guys! Jack here! The other guys would have just slapped a new coat of paint on the walls, put in a new shower and called it good enough, but Tim showed exactly why you need him to create the bathroom of your dreams. He started by adding new joists and studs to ensure the room would be square, plum, and safe, and then hung drywall and laid tile. He flexed his woodworking skills by creating his own hardwood vanity and moldings, and then wrapped the project up with a new shower and the best paint job in RVA. Hit him up and let him transform your home to the one you’ve been dreaming about!

Here is another angle. The back left side is supported by special treehouse brackets that allow for the tree to grow and not tear the treehouse apart in the process.

I was looking for some older projects to post and found this beauty. Treehouse for a client from May of '21!