This barnwood kitchen table is built to host 12-14 people when fully extended. It comes with two leaves and is functional with one or both leaves. This particular table was built for a family in NY. The family was able to use the large table to host their neighbors during Hurricane Sandy.

Please contact us about designing a similar table for your home!

Please enjoy the photos listed below. They are examples of the type of work we can do. Our team is able to rejuvenate any space with custom concrete designs. We believe that concrete can add a decorative, unique and stout addition to any space. Concrete countertops will last for decades and are much more durable than traditional laminants. Concreate inlays in furniture also adds a robust and study feature to any sort of furniture you could imagine. Please contact chris@adventurewoodworking.com to learn more and get a project started! Thanks for visiting our concrete page!

We can add character and warmth to the front part of your home of business. Our team will custom design and install a stone, brick and concrete piece that will create a memorable gateway to your space.

At Adventure Indoors Woodworking, we enjoy working a broad scope of natural materials. We are excited to announce a new side of AI, Stone, Brick and Concrete work. Please enjoy the photos. They represent simply an example of the type of work we do.

The photos shown here are of a stone and brick outdoor fireplace and patio. All of the work is custom designed and built by our craftsmen. Please email us at Chris@adventurewoodworking.com to learn more and get a project started!

This up coming Friday will be officially our third ‘First Fridays’ in our new shop location. We have had a blast hanging out the past few months with friends and various super talented artisans. This month we are pumped to have a good friend and local painter, Beth cooper showing her work. She will be bringing 4-5 of her paintings. Please come out and support her and some other craftsman showing their work. We would love to see you. Mention this blog post and we’ll give you a hand crafted cutting board for 10 bucks! Woo! Here is a bit more on Beth…

“Bethany Cooper, age 19, lived in Kansas City over 11 years. I graduated from Olathe Northwest High school, and then I went to a Discipleship Training School with YWAM (Youth with a Mission) this past fall in Kona, Hawaii and abroad. I’m home for a season, and then I will be going back to YWAM to continue with more training and then long-term missions. I’ve had a heart for the nations and desire to do missions since 5th grade. Art has always been a part of who I am, ever since I was little. I love to mix my love of Jesus, the nations, and art together in a painting. My main desire for my art is to make the unseen visible… To create a way to see what our eyes otherwise cannot see. I love to see ideas or concepts come to life on a canvas, especially when they’re rooted out of the place of worship. For me, art is a way to worship, partner with, and pour my love on my Great King, the Creator.”

Not a good time to be in the Rockies. Yesterday as I drove up I25 from Denver I was shocked at how cloudy it was. It looked like it was about to dump some major rain. Once I got closer I could tell it was actually smoke!!!! I started to get a bit nervous. Locals here in La Porte, Colorado say it is the worst forest fire they can remember (one guy that told me was about 80 years old). They are not sure what caused the fire but this last winter was one of the most mild they have had in a long time, which certainly doesn’t help. Tonight I’ll be sleeping in the back of my rental truck just a mile from the flames… seriously. If it starts getting warm in the truck I’ll know why! haha! I’m in a secured location, no worries.  My log supplier said that we should be fine…. but I’m still preparing for the worst… I may be driving all the way back to KC with an empty truck as roads are being closed. That sucks! Hoping for the best! If things work out I’ll be bringing back around 600 logs with a mix of Lodge Pole Pine and Aspen. Ready to get home, enjoy the pics!

We are constantly acquiring old, rustic, antique, super cool things. These are two old doors we have found that we would love to use in your furniture. They are the perfect size for a desk top or could be cut down to make coffee tables. Feel free to bring in anything you might have that would make some cool looking furniture!

Currently we are excited to introduce Aspen logs into our furniture lines! This sofa table is one of our most recent products mixing Colorado Aspen logs with Kansas barn wood. I love the contrast of the bronze aspen with rich dark browns of the barn wood. This piece was crafted for a Missouri lake home and would look awesome in your entry way or behind a sofa! We will be hand selecting only 100 Aspen logs from Colorado, so put your order in today!