Built from quartersawn White Oak, this picture shows their refrigerator and pantry area. Pantry doors are byfold.

Simple, clean lines with craftsman touches everywhere bring this 100 year old home back to it's former glory.

This is the view you see from the front door. What a warm entrance it makes as you enter a time capsule from over a hundred years ago and taken back to the day when everything was handmade with care and pride.

The quartersawn White Oak after many coats of tung oil takes on the warm charm that's caught people's attention for many years. Oil rubbed bronze hardware with marble tops make this a timeless kitchen. Every door is carefully bookmatched for identical grain mirroring all sets of doors.

Dovetails aren't there for just looks or in keeping with the Arts & Crafts style, it's there for strength as they carry the full weight of this valance that spans about 6 feet from cabinet to cabinet. The simple crown, ledger and crown support finish off the fine details to this period correct...

Simple narrow kitchen islands are great for storage and to entertain around

Removed a window seat section from a kitchen I built years ago and added this additional cabinet section for more storage and a concealed microwave.