11 turning families
Wood-turning series, named by tradition.
Each series sets the vocabulary for newels, balusters, and handrail fittings. Pick the family that fits your home — we cut, fit, and finish the stock in our Whitehall shop and stain to match your floor.
- Est. 198739 yrs
- Family-Owned
- Veteran-Owned
- 4.8★ Verified
- Lehigh Valley
Traditional · Restoration
Farmhouse
Square-shouldered newels, simple turned balusters, painted-and-stained pairings. The Lehigh Valley restoration default.
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Modern · Transitional
Contemporary
Clean square stock, reduced ornament, square-nose treads. Pairs with iron-baluster swap packages and metal handrail accents.
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Traditional · Colonial
Box Newels
Architectural box newels with raised-panel detailing — the colonial-revival staple across center-hall foyers.
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Traditional
Ohio
Mid-Atlantic farmhouse profile — heavier turning, slightly chunkier baluster, paint-grade poplar option.
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Traditional
Country
Softened turning details, longer cove, reads warmer than Ohio. Common in Bucks/Berks farmhouse remodels.
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Traditional · Colonial
Colonial
Strict colonial-revival proportions — fluted panels, urn-and-square turning, three-piece newel cap.
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Period · Federal
Bunker Hill
Tall slim turning with a pronounced base ring. Federal-era proportions; period-restoration favorite.
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Period · Federal
Georgia
Heavier-than-Bunker Hill turning, broader cove, deeper shoulders. A statement balustrade for grand foyers.
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Transitional
Hampton
East-coast transitional — square top blocks, slim middle turning. Pairs cleanly with iron and wood mixed runs.
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Craftsman
Mission
Square stock, no turning, exposed joinery. Craftsman-aesthetic and arts-and-crafts homes.
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Traditional · Western
Utah
Western-traditional with broader newel and a chunkier square cap. Common in mountain-style and lodge interiors.
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Custom stairs and railings, built in Whitehall.
Custom stairs and railings, built by a family of Pennsylvania craftsmen for nearly forty years. We'll give you a realistic budget on the first call — not a teaser, not a pressure-close. Get in touch, or send a few photos.
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