Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
Owned by Joseph Kelly, Kelly Custom Furniture & Cabinetry in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, provides individuals, architects, interior designers and contractors with handcrafted and high-quality custom furniture, cabinetry, kitchens, built-ins, fixtures, casework and specialty furnishings for residential and commercial projects in styles ranging from traditional to contemporary. Known for affordable and competitive pricing, as well as excellent customer service, Kelly Custom Furniture & Cabinetry works with your project budget. From your design or blueprints, Joseph provides an estimate and details. If your project requires an original design, floor plans and drawings can be provided whether its a custom kitchen, one-of-a-kind piece of furniture, conference rooms or office workstations. Expert Craftsmanship and Service Following the planning and design stage, Kelly Custom Furniture & Cabinetry brings expert craftsmanship to each project. Built to the clients exact specifications, style and design, materials may include wood, wood veneers, glass, metal, fabric, laminates, painted finishes, plastics and stone. Attention to detail is an essential component for completing and installing your project. Joseph Kelly is a Pittsburgh native with more than 25 years of experience in the field of furniture-making, specialized finishes, design, restoration and client service. Joseph attended the Ivy School of Professional Art and Carnegie Mellon University. While a student, he apprenticed at Colonial Art Furniture learning the fine art of wood finishing and restoration. Over the years, he has worked with several furniture and cabinetry shops. In 1990, he opened his own business. Kelly Custom Furniture & Cabinetry is located in Pittsburghs Lawrenceville neighborhood and is part of the 16: 62 Design Zone an area with more than 80 shops, galleries, businesses and services providing art, antiques, home and office furnishings, renovation and construction resources. Our office and gallery/showroom is housed in a turn-of-the-century building restored, designed and renovated in 1990. The workshop is located in a nearby 3, 000 square foot woodworking studio. Click here for directions.
