First Lamp It is called Eco Top, and it is made here in the Seattle-Tacoma area. We like it because you can use wood tools to shape it (as opposed to stone cutting gear) and the thin edge profile can't be beat. Check it out here:

http://www.kliptech.com/index.php/products/ecotop-surfaces

Hope this helps!

First Lamp These were owner-provided so I don't have a good recollection on the names of these. Most likely Restoration Hardware. Good luck in your search.

First Lamp Yes, it was made just for this space.

First Lamp Thanks for your interest, I'm glad you like the project!

I'm pretty sure this is Sherwin Williams paint, although I am unsure of the color (owner selected 3 years ago). Colors get altered a surprising degree during digital photo editing and when displayed on your monitor (everyone's color settings are different). See this link on digital color management > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_management

The vast majority of questions we get on our projects are regarding color, and I strongly suggest you get a color wheel or sample fan from your supplier of choice. You can start by finding the sample that most closely matches the color on your monitor, but don't stop there. Look at the samples in both natural and artificial light before making your choice...the difference will surprise you.

deeklass Thank you so very much!! I appreciate the info. you have provided for me!

christy7228 Looks like. Benjamin Moores Af-20 Mascarpone. Insure it's close anyway ;)

Www.christyreneedesigns.com

First Lamp This is Sherwin Williams paint, although I am unsure of the color (owner selected 3 years ago). Colors get altered a surprising degree during digital photo editing and when displayed on your monitor (everyone's color settings are different). See this link on digital color management > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_management

The vast majority of questions we get on our projects are regarding color, and I strongly suggest you get a color wheel or sample fan from your supplier of choice. You can start by finding the sample that most closely matches the color on your monitor, but don't stop there. Look at the samples in both natural and artificial light before making your choice...the difference will surprise you.

First Lamp When painted to match the fascia color, most traditional gutter styles will work well. The half-round gutter profiles are probably the closest match to the craftsman period.

pinkluna Thanks. I do like the half round the best, it's got a nice custom look.

First Lamp 14" Measured to the Face of trim, 20" at the base.

First Lamp If memory serves, its oak. Probably a Simpson door -- #6542 or 6546.

Holly Cole Thanks!

First Lamp This was a reclaimed door purchased either at the ReStore or Second Use in Seattle. Both are excellent places to find vintage doors! Good luck!

First Lamp Try renting a few and see what fits the projects you're trying to shoot. Lenses can be rented for about $20/day. 24mm is a good start, but you'll probably want something wider. Good luck!

First Lamp Your question would be much easier to answer if you phrased it a bit more clearly. Are you asking about the budget?