By 1975 the business expanded to include manufacturing furniture for the wholesale market. Clyde Miller ran the factory in nearby Staatsburg, shipping to unfinished and finished furniture stores throughout the United States and Canada.

During the 1980's Doreen and other decorative painting teachers offered a full schedule of classes on painting and stenciling. By 1986 the wholesale operation was discontinued in order to concentrate on fulfilling orders for custom wood pieces. A professional finishing operation was installed and a full range of finish options was now becoming available. Over the years since, choices have expanded to include painted and combination stain/paint or stain/stain finishes, stenciling and hand-painted decorations, faux and antique, also crackled effects. Many requests are for combinations of several techniques.

At this time, North Park Woodcraft's 6,000' showroom displays an ever changing mix of custom and factory built quality furniture and accessory items. All have almost unlimited choices of finishing options.

Don't forget: "Custom" can be as simple as a pine bookcase built to size with perhaps a scallop header added, or a sofa/hall table with shaker legs with or without a drawer or two. Or a storage(captain) bed with drawers, to throw a mattress upon.

Also, for the kids: rocking horses and rocking chairs, table and chair sets, high chairs and youth chairs, doll beds and cradles.

More categories for inquiry: barstools (with or without backs and or swivels) bars, bunk beds, chairs, desks, computer furniture, chests and dressers, dining tables and chairs, end and coffee tables, kitchen cabinets and tables, hutches and corner hutches/cabinets, quilt racks, shelves, trays, teacarts, tile top tables, wine racks and wardrobes.

Stop in and visit and you will get a chance to talk to some people who love wood and all the things that can be done to bring out its beauty.