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- Not rated by the BBB
- 5 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 3 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Handles tricky spaces — built-ins fitted around uneven floors and non-square walls
- Detail-oriented process — reviewers cite clear communication throughout design
Quentin Kelley builds furniture for houses that don't fit anything off the shelf — a window seat squeezed into an odd bay, a built-in wedged next to a fireplace, a wood divider assembled around a floor that isn't quite level. He started Infusion Furniture in Boston's Fort Point neighborhood after an engineering career, and the company says he has been designing and building custom furniture and architectural woodwork since 2006, working out of a Milton workshop and Boston showroom. The reviews that stand out aren't the ones that just say the finished piece looked good — they describe a genuinely difficult space. A September 2026 review describes a full renovation with floors that weren't even, where Kelley engineered a wood divider and built-in around that unevenness. A 2023 review, about custom cabinets in a 100-year-old building, said nothing in the space was square and called the fit and finish extraordinary once the cabinets were in. Reviewers across Google, Houzz, Angi, and HomeAdvisor keep coming back to the same thing: he's detail-oriented, keeps clients in the loop through the design process, and treats an oddly-shaped room as a design problem to solve rather than an obstacle. His work has also drawn design-press attention over the years, including features in Boston Magazine and Azure Magazine. One thing worth knowing: the Angi and HomeAdvisor profiles show the identical four reviews and the same highlights, so treat those as one account of his work rather than two separate samples — the Google and Houzz reviews are the independent additional record. This is a strong call if you have a nonstandard room or a piece you can't find off the shelf — a mantel, a built-in, a table that has to nest just so. Bring your odd angles and uneven floors; based on what past clients describe, that's the kind of project his practice is actually built around.
What does carpentry work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Infusion Furniture. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A typical single-level deck is 12×16 — about 200 sq ft.
Estimated range
$7,750 – $14,500
Typical carpentry project around $11,100
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