South Florida · Trim carpentry
Crown, casing, base, beams, and millwork fitted to the architecture—quiet, exact, and made to last.
Craft
Work is measured to the wall, not the catalog. Profiles are chosen for the room’s light, scale, and existing millwork.
From a simple three-inch profile to multi-piece and large cove. Cut, coped, and finished paint or stain grade.
Jambs, sills, casing, and cased openings, including plinths when the house calls for them. Hung, wrapped, and finished.
Basic base through custom and multi-piece, run into the casing as one connected line.
Ceilings and walls. Racetrack to a straight run. Boards true, lights cut clean, paint or stain.
Layout, mill, and install to the spec. Pecky cypress, mahogany, oak, aged stock, and other woods to a paint or stain finish.
Wall paneling, stair skirting, and wall moldings. Joined, glued, and set so the plane holds.
Work
About
A father-and-son studio for luxury trim carpentry in South Florida, led by Michael Entenza Sr. and Michael Entenza Jr.
The work is the fit: coped joints that disappear, shadow lines that hold, and profiles that belong to the house. Every piece is considered against the light of a coastal interior—salt air, high sun, and rooms that ask for restraint as much as ornament.
Obsession with finish is the brief. Nothing is left proud of the plane that shouldn’t be.
The studioContact
Share the house, the scope, and the rooms that need millwork. We will reply when the note has been read.