Current Works Construction Inc. Good afternoon. We produce the cabinets in Malvern, Pa. Our web site is Timeless kitchens.com. You can contact Kevin at Timeless or myself Mark Langerhans at currentworksinc@aol.com. We will happy to answer any questions. Mark
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. Could be a Rohl SINGLE HOLE COUNTRY KITCHEN FAUCET with porcelain lever product number A1679WS LP (for lever porcelain) in Tuscan brass
Bill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co. Could be a Rohl SINGLE HOLE COUNTRY KITCHEN FAUCET with porcelain lever product number A1679WS LP (for lever porcelain) in Tuscan brass
Do you have any other pictures of the cherry cabinets with the soapstone? - I have existing cherry cabinets and wanted to add marble counters, but have fallen in love with this picture. It is beautiful! »
pamelam37960 @doradostonedist, thank you for your comment on the soapstone and cherry! I keep seeing white cabinets everywhere, which I love - but I have very high quality old cherry cabinets, and I just can't bring myself to paint them or tear them out and replace them.
Current Works Construction Inc. Jamie, The sink is Soapstone and frabricated in Bucks County Pa. by Bucks County Soapstone. They have a beautiful web site. Take a look! Some one identified the tile and bumble bee as Brittany and Coggs. Mark
Current Works Construction Inc. It is natural stone. I am not sure of the actual product. The owner visited a tile design company and chose the stone. I hope this helps.
Danielle Brown_Swanston Are the edges here honed? Any special treatment like leather or antique finish to this soapstone? I love it! Also is soapstone softer then granite? Thx
Current Works Construction Inc. Good morning Danielle, The edge profile on this particular top is produced using belt sanders and grinders. Soapstone is considered impervious. Soapstone has very unique characteristics specific to the stone. A great source for information is Bucks County Soapstone in Pa. They have a great web site and can answer any questions you might have, not to mention, a great company to work with. Mark
Feet. Add some flair to the bottom of your cabinets with decorative feet. Feet are fitted and adhered under the toe kick. Add them to one cabinet for a slight touch of detail or to every cabinet for a cohesive look. If you're working on a budget, try adding feet to just the sink base or cooktop cabinet to make the piece look like freestanding furniture.
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added by Carole West to Kitchen Ideas (17 hours ago)
This sink looks like a Rohl RC3719 37" Handcrafted, Double-Basin, Fireclay, Apron-Front Farmhouse Kitchen Sink from the Shaws Original Series
http://www.faucetdirect.com/rohl-rc3719-37-handcrafted-double-basin-fireclay-apron-front-farmhouse-kitchen-sink-from-the-shaws-original-series/p705828
You can find a dealer here:
http://www.rohlhome.com/find-a-showroom.aspx