Photo: Jessica Cain © 2017 Houzz
Eclectic open concept dining room photo in Kansas City with white walls

Emeline designed this kitchen with a colorful mid-century modern aesthetic in mind. This rich teal tile speaks to the clients love of color and the walnut countertops add warmth to the space. The homeowner wanted to open up her kitchen to create more storage and make room for her and her daughter to hang out and cook together. We added a peninsula where once there was just a pony wall and relocated the appliances to achieve a more open and connected feeling throughout the space. The walnut countertops turned out to be the highlight of this space. The rich tung oil and beeswax finish on solid walnut became a subtle bespoke accent that played well against the cool teal tile and modern white cabinets. The peninsula reflects this by having a white quartz counter surrounded by walnut cabinetry and shelves.

Emeline designed this kitchen with a colorful mid-century modern aesthetic in mind. This rich teal tile speaks to the clients love of color and the walnut countertops add warmth to the space. The homeowner wanted to open up her kitchen to create more storage and make room for her and her daughter to hang out and cook together. We added a peninsula where once there was just a pony wall and relocated the appliances to achieve a more open and connected feeling throughout the space. The walnut countertops turned out to be the highlight of this space. The rich tung oil and beeswax finish on solid walnut became a subtle bespoke accent that played well against the cool teal tile and modern white cabinets. The peninsula reflects this by having a white quartz counter surrounded by walnut cabinetry and shelves.

Emeline designed this kitchen with a colorful mid-century modern aesthetic in mind. This rich teal tile speaks to the clients love of color and the walnut countertops add warmth to the space. The homeowner wanted to open up her kitchen to create more storage and make room for her and her daughter to hang out and cook together. We added a peninsula where once there was just a pony wall and relocated the appliances to achieve a more open and connected feeling throughout the space. The walnut countertops turned out to be the highlight of this space. The rich tung oil and beeswax finish on solid walnut became a subtle bespoke accent that played well against the cool teal tile and modern white cabinets. The peninsula reflects this by having a white quartz counter surrounded by walnut cabinetry and shelves.

Emeline designed this kitchen with a colorful mid-century modern aesthetic in mind. This rich teal tile speaks to the clients love of color and the walnut countertops add warmth to the space. The homeowner wanted to open up her kitchen to create more storage and make room for her and her daughter to hang out and cook together. We added a peninsula where once there was just a pony wall and relocated the appliances to achieve a more open and connected feeling throughout the space. The walnut countertops turned out to be the highlight of this space. The rich tung oil and beeswax finish on solid walnut became a subtle bespoke accent that played well against the cool teal tile and modern white cabinets. The peninsula reflects this by having a white quartz counter surrounded by walnut cabinetry and shelves.

Our ornamental/miscellaneous metals division specializes in custom, one-of-a-kind creations that add beauty, elegance and function to residential and commercial structures. We specialize in stairways, railings, driveway gates and fencing, and can fabricate any design or style based on a client’s request—regardless of size or complexity. Design Customers often have abstract ideas about how an ornamental railing or staircase should appear. Our detailing team will capture that vision and adapt the design to your specific project. Fabrication After approval, the drawings are expanded to a shop drawing which will allow our custom fabrication crew to create the one-of-a-kind design. All of our ornamental/miscellaneous work is handcrafted in our state-of-the-art fabrication facility. Upon completion our field crew will install the work at the customer’s site. Materials and Finishes We use a variety of materials, including steel, aluminum, stainless steel, brass and copper, and many different finishes, such as powder coating, paint, hot-dip galvanized and natural beeswax to craft our unique works. Country: United States Suburban Steel Supply Co.

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Hand-turned cork planters designed for desert plants such as succulents and cacti. Cork is naturally porous making it an ideal material for plants. Each planter has a shellacked interior and finished on the outside with a natural beeswax. Due to the nature of the material each planter and unique and one-of-a-kind. Color and size might vary. Approximately 2" tall and 7.5" Wide Cork is a 100% sustainable material.

This mailbox is totally unique. Hand carved specially selected pine lumber, New, aged, finished with the best protection wood finish ancient techniques based on the natural beeswax. New copper was hand forged and aged with the green patina. Copper kolibri flag was aged same technique, too. There is a plastic specially created for the mailbox interior. Hand made monogram made for the knob. Aged in brownish patina to the customers order.

Custom walnut fold-up shelf that doubles as a cutting board. The piece is finished with food-safe mineral oil and beeswax to protect from moisture and staining. wall-mounted brackets allow this shelf to fold down flush against the wall.

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This bar is stained with a beeswax releasing its unique grain and texture. Its 5 o'clock somewhere, so enjoy a drink anytime on with this lovely affordable cantina bar with ample capacity to store all your booze and glasses! Now everyone can create their man cave without emptying their bank accounts.

Original pine floors finished with whitewash/linseed oil/beeswax. All millwork is original.

The glamorous, main wine cellar featured cork floors and holds almost 3 times the previous one - approximately 1500 bottles. Exquisite custom cabinetry was finished with beeswax to eliminate the emission of VOCs that could potentially alter the composition of the wines.