Richard Doyle is not only the owner of Bryce & Doyle Craftsmanship but is the creative force that is the cornerstone and vision of this notable and upscale design/build firm.

Richard was born and raised in Rochester, NY and has a personal affinity for this great city. With customers demanding more high-end, custom applications Richard knew it was time to build a new facility that would allow him to showcase all aspects of any type of project that a client could imagine. He intentionally stayed put in the city and bought and gutted the 140 year old building that used to be Gruttadauria's Bakery and converted it into a 3800 square foot luxury design living showroom.

Richard has a come a long way since he started his business as Almost Ordinary Wood Products over 25 years ago building novelty wood products and furniture pieces that were sold at local fairs and arts and crafts shows. Delivering an exceptional level of quality and craftsmanship, Richard's passion for woodworking led him to building custom furniture, entertainment centers and architectural millwork. As word spread of Richard's talent, his reputation for exceptional customer service, honesty and integrity became synonymous with the beauty and intricacy of his craftsmanship. His desire to always put the needs of his clients first along with his natural ability for networking has afforded Richard the opportunity to partner efforts with some of the most creative and well known talent in Rochester like Nancy Gong local glass artist, Paul Knoblaugh local metal artist and designers like Debra Audet and Maury Catcheye. Always modest, Richard is most proud of his reputation as a man of his word.

"After all these years, designing kitchens for me is always a new experience - each job, each client, each day…. Unique and new… this is what I love about my job."

Being creative has always been a part of Amy's life. Pretty much was born with a pencil in her hand. She was always sketching and drawing as a child. By the 7th grade she knew that she wanted to be an interior designer and structured her academics toward that goal. Throughout high school she took mechanical drawing and art classes. She attended Buffalo State College for interior design and was hired by her professor during and after graduation as an assistant for his own person interior design business.

After working in the Buffalo area for 2 years she moved back to Rochester and started working at her first kitchen and bath showroom. That was in 1991 and the rest as they say "is history".

"the years in this business has taught me many things - what works, what doesn't….how to communicate ideas and how to listen, which is the key to being a good designer."

Today you can find Amy either at the drawing board creating a new dream space or somewhere enjoying the outdoors with her husband and two boys. (depending on if it's a work day or not !) She lives in the country outside of Rochester and enjoys spending time with her family, flowers, horses, motorcycles, beads, skiing and believe it or not doesn't spend her free-time in the kitchen :). Amy has spent most of her life in the Rochester area but thanks to her family trips as a child and spending time abroad during college has had the opportunity to experience many beautiful places, people and cultures which all have an influence on her designing.

"I find designing to be an emotional experience. When an idea is good, it FEELS right. This translates to a wonderful space that you want to spend time in…this makes people happy."