Monday, December 19, 2011
How does a house become a home?
A house is a structure with four walls and a roof. A home is much more than this. A home is an extension of who we are. It shows our style. It fulfills our needs. It provides a picture to the community of who lives there. Each and every home is unique. Homeowners buying, selling or staying in their home can make personal changes to reflect who they are. Extend kitchen cabinets to the ceiling for added storage. Re-purpose base cabinets with pull-out drawers to hold just about anything. Think about installing uniquely designed moldings, or wainscoting. Convert that "spare" room into a home office, media room or library hideaway for some quiet time. Add a custom designed "heirloom" piece of furniture to match an already decorated room. These are just a few examples of modestly prices projects to make your house your home.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Pine Window Seat
Stained and distressed to match original 100-year old woodwork.
Flip-top seat with anti-slam hardware for the children's protection.
Provides a peaceful corner to view the setting sun, or watch children playing in the yard.
Location:
Westchester, NY, USA
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Unique Book Display and Storage
Location:
Westchester, NY, USA
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Oversized Student's Desk
Pull-out keyboard tray tucks away under desk top.
Storage drawer and separate rolling file cabinet with additional storage drawer house paper and all supplies for high school student.
Easily accessible matching wall shelves can hold anything and everything a student might need.
Location:
Westchester, NY, USA
Thursday, July 21, 2011
"Vision" of Beauty
Cabinetry was designed for specific storage needs.
Built of clear red oak lumber, the clean, crisp lines compliment this retail setting.
Location:
Hawthorne, NY, USA
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Arts & Crafts Kitchen
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Arts and Crafts Kitchen Peninsula Storage
Oversized drawers provide interior kitchen storage for pots, pans, tools and utensils. Hidden pull-out drawer in the toe-kick holds oversized trays and platters in this white oak
Arts and Crafts style kitchen.
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