- CAD layout and full-scale templates before a chisel hits the floor
- Species contrast that will still read in 20 years, not just on install day
- Borders that turn a builder-grade rectangle into a room
Pattern work is slow, and it should be. A 48-inch compass rose in a Rosedale dining room is a week of fitting, not an afternoon of glue. We cut, dry-fit, and only then commit finish.
What inlays looks like
What to look at: Board width, how the run meets the doorways, and whether the pattern is square to the room rather than to the longest wall.
Illustrative rendering, not documentary job photography. We will not put a manufactured before-and-after in front of you.
Where we take inlays
Pins are service coverage and published bands, not a record of past jobs. Open one for the local band and what we take on there.
Inlays
Custom Inlays & Patterns across the GTA
- Municipalities
- 32
- Core
- 20
- We travel
- 12
- Worked examples
- 1
- Studio & workshop — Sterling Road. Stair components are built here, then fitted on site.
- Core service area — Free on-site measure for any qualified hardwood, stair or railing job.
- Extended range — We travel here for stair packages, whole-home installs and refinishing — not a single-room repair.
- Worked example — A specification we build to, pinned at the municipality centre. Not a client record and not an address.
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Worked examples on this map
- Rosedale compass roseCustom inlay, Rosedale, Toronto
Worked examples are specifications this shop builds to, pinned at the municipality centre — not a client record, not an address, and not a claim that a job happened on your street.
What this job runs on
The equipment classes this work depends on, and what a shop without each one does instead. Worth reading before you compare quotes.
Commissioned illustration of the machine class, not a photograph of our own equipment.