R J Hoppe Inc.

Jan 2012

A very basic round table. What made this project special was it's seamless size, 70" diameter. The project was hand delivered and installed on site.

$4k

Boston, MA

Jan 2011

In August of 2011 the north east was hit by hurricane Irene. Northern New Jersey experienced major flooding. We were contacted, through the Custom Made web site, by a business owner who's office had experienced major damage due to flooding. Below are some pictures as to extent of the damage. The scope of the project involved duplicating the existing office furniture. The original work was quite involved and the owner was unsure as how to proceed. We scheduled an appointment and met to discuss what the options were and to see what might be able to be salvaged. The picture herein are the end result of that meeting. The bulk of the project is plain sliced Walnut veneer with a clear coat finish. One of the offices incorporates a Corian solid surface top which we were able to salvage. You will also see various custom lateral files, the drawers themselves constructed of Baltic birch plywood on full extension slides. Shelving units have a clear plain sliced Maple interior. Each office also has a custom made coat closet. The existing units were disassembled and taken back to our shop where we deconstructed them, remanufactured them and then reinstalled the new finished project.

$35k

Carlstadt, NJ

Jan 2010

This is a custom entertainment unit that is multifunctional. It's not just what you see but also what you don't. The unit houses a rack system with both audio and visual component equipment. The unit was hand finished in house then delivered and installed on site. The trim work around the coffered ceiling was also part of the project.

$17k

New York, NY

Jan 2010

We were contacted by a well-known Manhattan fashion designer who was looking to create a custom high-end clothing display case. After a few telephone conversations and emails an original concept drawing was generated.

$3k

New York, NY

Jan 2010

Over the years we have manufactured and installed computer room furniture for many fortune 500 companies. The styles vary but the function remains the same, house back room computer logistics in one organized location.

$15k

New York, NY

Jan 2010

This trading desk was made for one of our corporate clients. It features movable, lockable drawer pedestals, an interal cable chase, monitor arm supports and a computer shelf tucked into a steel sub frame. The frame is clad with solid and Cherry veneer panels and tops with an ebonized finish.

$12k

Baltimore, MD

Jan 2010

Weather you are looking for systems furniture or private computer furniture for residence or office, we offer a product that is uniquely flexible. What you see, a traditional type look, can be customizable to meet any need. From traditional to contemporary to modern to transitional. Component pieces can be manufactured to your needs and placed on top of our powder coated steel support frame. This particular piece was made for a private trading group. The design mimics standard office furniture. What sets this product apart is the total integration of technology within the desk. Powder and data outlets are hidden behind access panels. Docking stations are also an option for your peripherals. Monitors are raised off the work surface via ball joint monitor arm brackets. The end result, a unique, completely functional piece, able to meet the demands of today's technologies.

$30k

New York, NY

Jan 2010

Home office bookcase and storage unit. Unit is made of Oak and Oak veneer then finish in house for a white wash/pickled look.

$12k

New York, NY

Jan 2010

Nothing about this door is box store thinking. The door, buck and side lights are one integral unit. We started with the idea of a raised panel door with a Medieval European motif and we could not be happier with the outcome. Nothing is standard size. The door itself measures 2 1/4" thick and is 6'-10" tall. The construction is all solid Red Oak. We used oversize, solid Brass hinges and carried the antique Brass theme to the Gargoyle knockers guarding the entrance left and right. A cross motif was also incorporated into the design using real stained glass panels. Believe it or not all of the component pieces to the door were soaked in boiled linseed oil for a month, then allowed to dry and then assembled and finally finished with several coats of premium polyurethane top coat.

$8k

Roseland, NJ