Construction by Deep Creek Builders. Photography by Andrew Hyslop.
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This beautiful cherry kitchen is as functional as it is beautiful. These are cherry cabinets with a natural stain. The accent cabinets are maple painted black. The dog leg design brought the cook together with her family and company while making dinner or drinks. Glass doors and bead board accents in black and cherry bring the whole kitchen together and adds so much interest. The counter tops are Venetian Gold granite. Don't miss this beautiful attached table that makes the kitchen complete. Photographs by Mike Kaskel

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From the simplest design to the most intricate, Omega is your final destination for your Cast Stone Fireplace mantel. For more products, information and projects please access the attached links. Houzz main page https://www.houzz.com/pro/omega-mantels/omega-stone-mantels; website page https://www.omegamantels.com/

Project Team: Ben Awes, AIA, Principal-In-Charge, Bob Ganser AIA, Nate Dodge Photographer: Alyssa Lee www.alyssaleephotography.com
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Custom desk with storage and attached window seat. Painted surfaces received custom glaze with using antiquing technique in order to achieve a look of older millwork. Top is solid Koa veneer with solid front edges. All are mounted on solid turned legs with open space beneath.

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Photo: Caroline Sharpnack © 2017 Houzz
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This cozy nook exudes modern sophistication and warmth. The lucite chairs add an airy feel to the fruit woods of the floor and table. The built-in, floating banquette provides efficient and stylish seating to gather. The curves in the unique light fixture tie in with the oval shape of the table and help balance the angles in the bench and framed artwork.

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Photo: Sarah Dowlin © 2019 Houzz
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Brazilian Cherry (Jatoba Ebony-Expresso Stain with 35% sheen) Solid Prefinished 3/4" x 3 1/4" x RL 1'-7' Premium/A Grade 22.7 sqft per box X 237 boxes = 5390 sqft

This hall table is made from African Mahogany. The top is gilded with silver leaf, and then a patina was applied with sulfur potash to add various contrasting colors and an aged look to the piece. The silver leaf is sealed with several coats of polyurethane to protect it. The outer rim of the top comprises of segmented pieces of mahogany. Since it is not a perfect circle but rather an oval shape, each segment, from the center point of the table to the edge, was cut at different lengths and angles to achieve the oval shape. To continue the semi-ellipse theme, the fronts of the legs are shaped as a semi-ellipse as well and then taper to a smaller oval foot. The legs were hand shaped with a spokeshave. To attach the legs to the top, I scribed the curve of the apron and the top curve to the back of the legs and pegged them in place with dowels from behind. The hall table Stands 29” tall, 48” wide, and 18” deep. (sizes are approximate)

This hall table is made from African Mahogany. The top is gilded with silver leaf, and then a patina was applied with sulfur potash to add various contrasting colors and an aged look to the piece. The silver leaf is sealed with several coats of polyurethane to protect it. The outer rim of the top comprises of segmented pieces of mahogany. Since it is not a perfect circle but rather an oval shape, each segment, from the center point of the table to the edge, was cut at different lengths and angles to achieve the oval shape. To continue the semi-ellipse theme, the fronts of the legs are shaped as a semi-ellipse as well and then taper to a smaller oval foot. The legs were hand shaped with a spokeshave. To attach the legs to the top, I scribed the curve of the apron and the top curve to the back of the legs and pegged them in place with dowels from behind. The hall table Stands 29” tall, 48” wide, and 18” deep. (sizes are approximate)

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