Custom Wood Interiors in Titusville, PA
A hardwood floor is the foundation of a wood interior, but it is rarely the only wood element in a beautifully finished home. Staircases, box beams, mantles, siding, and ceiling panels all contribute to the character of a space, and when those elements come from a single source — crafted from the same species, finished to the same spec — the result is a cohesive interior that feels intentional from floor to ceiling. StoryBook Floors is your one-stop shop for custom wood interiors in Titusville, Pennsylvania. We produce all of these elements in-house from American hardwood, to your exact specifications, with the same sample approval process we apply to every order.
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Every Wood Interior Element, From One Shop
The custom wood interior products we produce in Titusville, PA include stair treads, risers, nosing, box beams, mantles, siding, and ceiling panels. Each of these elements comes from the same domestic hardwood lumber we use for our flooring, processed through the same in-house production workflow. When you source your stair treads and your floor from StoryBook Floors in the same species and finish, you do not need to worry about color matching between products from different manufacturers — they will match because they came from the same lot of wood, processed the same way.
For clients undertaking whole-home renovations, new construction, or high-end custom builds, this consolidated sourcing approach simplifies coordination and ensures visual consistency throughout the project. You work with one team, confirm one sample set, and receive a complete package of custom wood interior elements that tie the space together.
Stair Treads, Risers, and Nosing
Staircases are one of the most visible and tactile wood elements in any home, and they demand the same level of craft as the floor they connect. StoryBook Floors produces stair treads, risers, and nosing from the same domestic hardwood species we use for flooring, ensuring your staircase reads as a natural continuation of the interior rather than an afterthought.
Treads are available in solid hardwood and can be distressed, stained, and finished to match your floor specification exactly. Nosing profiles are custom-milled to the dimensions your installation requires. Risers can be finished in painted wood or natural hardwood to complement the tread treatment. We have produced stair packages ranging from single-flight residential installations to multi-story commercial staircases.
Box Beams, Mantles, and Architectural Millwork
Few architectural details make a more immediate impression than exposed wood beams. Box beams — hollow structural timber forms built from three-sided hardwood assemblies — add ceiling height, visual warmth, and historic character to any room. StoryBook Floors builds box beams in any species, width, and depth to suit the scale of your space. They can be distressed to look like hand-hewn timbers, finished to match the floor, or treated as a contrasting accent element in a complementary species.
Mantles are another high-impact millwork element we produce. Whether you are looking for a simple floating shelf in white oak or an elaborate traditional mantle surround in walnut, we can build it from scratch to your design specifications. All millwork products go through the same sample and approval process as our flooring, ensuring the final result aligns with your vision.
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Wood Siding and Ceiling Panels
Interior wood siding — whether installed as shiplap, tongue-and-groove paneling, or board-and-batten — adds warmth and texture to walls that painted drywall simply cannot replicate. StoryBook Floors produces custom interior siding panels in the same species and finish options as our flooring, allowing clients to carry a consistent material language from floor to wall. Horizontal, vertical, and diagonal installation orientations are all achievable with our custom-milled siding products.
Ceiling panels are increasingly popular in contemporary residential design, particularly in great rooms, dining rooms, and primary bedrooms where the ceiling is a major design surface. We produce tongue-and-groove ceiling panels, coffered beam systems, and custom panel layouts in any hardwood species we carry. Finished ceiling panels are packaged carefully to prevent surface damage during transit.
Fully Customizable, Entirely Handmade in Titusville, PA
Every custom wood interior product we produce at StoryBook Floors is made by hand in our Titusville, PA shop from Pennsylvania-sourced hardwood lumber. Like our flooring, all interior millwork products are fully customizable — species, width, profile, distressing, stain, and finish are all on the table. And like our flooring, every order goes through a sample approval process before full production begins. You will never receive a product from us that you have not seen and approved first.
This commitment to customization and quality control is what allows our clients to specify a complete interior package — floor, stairs, beams, siding, and ceiling — with confidence that every element will arrive looking exactly the way they intended.
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Frequently Asked Questions —
Custom Wood Interiors
What custom wood interior products does StoryBook Floors produce?
We produce stair treads, risers, nosing, box beams, mantles, interior siding panels, and ceiling panels — in addition to our full range of hardwood flooring. All products are produced in-house from domestic hardwood.
Can I order flooring and millwork from the same species and finish?
Yes, and this is one of the most popular ways our clients order. Sourcing flooring and millwork from the same species, stain, and finish batch ensures consistent color and character throughout the interior. We coordinate production to ensure the lots match.
Do you produce samples for millwork products?
Yes. The same sample approval process that applies to our flooring applies to all millwork products. We produce a sample of each element — tread, beam face, panel face — for your approval before full production begins.
Can box beams be made to look like solid timber?
Yes. We distress box beam surfaces using the same mechanical and hand techniques we use on flooring — hand scraping, wire brushing, and skip planing — to create the appearance of aged hand-hewn timber. The distressing can be calibrated to match your floor or treated as a contrasting element.
What wood species are available for interior millwork?
The same species we use for flooring — white oak, red oak, walnut, maple, hickory, cherry, and ash — are available for all millwork products. Some projects use one species throughout; others mix species for contrast.
Can StoryBook Floors handle the full interior of a new construction home?
Yes. We regularly supply complete custom wood interior packages for new construction projects — flooring, stairs, beams, and paneling — all from a single source. Contact us early in the design process to coordinate specifications and lead times.
Do you produce painted wood components as well as stained?
We specialize in stained and finished natural wood. For risers and secondary components where a painted finish is desired, we can supply primed wood ready for your painter to finish on-site.
How are ceiling panels packaged for shipping?
Ceiling panels are packaged with face protection and secure bundling to prevent surface damage in transit. We ship nationally and have developed packaging standards appropriate for finished wood surfaces.
Can I supply reclaimed lumber to be made into custom millwork?
Yes. We process customer-supplied lumber into flooring and millwork products. Reclaimed material requires assessment for moisture content, defect level, and dimensional suitability — contact us to discuss your material and project requirements.
How do I start a custom wood interior project with StoryBook Floors?
Contact us with a description of the elements you need, your species preferences, and any design references you have. We will walk you through the specification process and coordinate a sample approval plan for the full scope of your project.
