Rich browns look stunning in this Lancaster, NY bathroom remodel! Beige and brown porcelain tile run down the bathroom floor and up the shower walls. A beautiful multi-color glass accent breaks up the tile in the shower. Dark Venetian Bronze plumbing from Delta stands out nicely against the light tile. A rich medium-tone cherry vanity is topped with a granite top full of flavor! Browns and beige really help make this bathroom feel warm and cozy!

Beautiful gray stain (Baltic) on Cherry wood doors are the starting point for this kitchen......bring in a little flavor of days gone by, add that to clean, simple lines = Transitional. Quartz countertops in a similar tone to the cabinets keeps this kitchen calm and tranquil. Add a pop of color to spice things up and it becomes a plethora of different styles blended into one. Wavy edge, hand made tiles set on a herringbone add interest to this calm palette. Toe kick lighting on the island spices things up again, while the white island wall adds another element of simple interest.

This Urbanized Farmhouse look is a compromise between spouses. He does the cooking, she wanted it to have a certain "flavor"......with a little bit of compromise from both, they have a FANTASTIC new space! From a very disfunctional kitchen to a space that allows for the "sous chef"(youngest child) to help out dad & lots of area for prep, clean up, storage & seating. The "man" space is the gray stained cherry wood & then add in mixture of off white painted cabinetry w/a touch of blue.......classic!

This cabinet refacing project has all the hallmarks of a Transitional style. It can also mimics a farmhouse style with rustic flavor. Madison style doors in Portobello stain and granite countertops. The stacked glass backsplash gives the design dimension and style! David Glasofer

This cabinet refacing project has all the hallmarks of a Transitional style. It can also mimics a farmhouse style with rustic flavor. Madison style doors in Portobello stain and granite countertops. The stacked glass backsplash gives the design dimension and style! David Glasofer

This sophisticated kitchen compliments, this Florida Home. The turned posts with fluting, flanking the gas cook-top gives it a flavor of an old world look, without loosing, its contemporary appeal. The stone back-splash lends interest and texture to this space. The small sink doubles, as a vegetable/bar sink. The secondary oven is conveniently located, near the formal dining room entrance, and can double as a warming drawer.

Beautiful gray stain (Baltic) on Cherry wood doors are the starting point for this kitchen......bring in a little flavor of days gone by, add that to clean, simple lines = Transitional. Quartz countertops in a similar tone to the cabinets keeps this kitchen calm and tranquil. Add a pop of color to spice things up and it becomes a plethora of different styles blended into one. Wavy edge, hand made tiles set on a herringbone add interest to this calm palette. Toe kick lighting on the island spices things up again, while the white island wall adds another element of simple interest.

Beautiful gray stain (Baltic) on Cherry wood doors are the starting point for this kitchen......bring in a little flavor of days gone by, add that to clean, simple lines = Transitional. Quartz countertops in a similar tone to the cabinets keeps this kitchen calm and tranquil. Add a pop of color to spice things up and it becomes a plethora of different styles blended into one. Wavy edge, hand made tiles set on a herringbone add interest to this calm palette. Toe kick lighting on the island spices things up again, while the white island wall adds another element of simple interest.

Rich browns look stunning in this Lancaster, NY bathroom remodel! Beige and brown porcelain tile run down the bathroom floor and up the shower walls. A beautiful multi-color glass accent breaks up the tile in the shower. Dark Venetian Bronze plumbing from Delta stands out nicely against the light tile. A rich medium-tone cherry vanity is topped with a granite top full of flavor! Browns and beige really help make this bathroom feel warm and cozy!

Experience the deep flavor and bountiful harvest of the Raylen Vineyards Collection. Filling your home with a rich bouquet of elegance and uncompromising style, the Raylen Vineyards Collection creates a statement all its own. Crafted from Walnut solids and Cherry veneers, Raylen Vineyards series features a Yadkin Valley finish (320), a vintage, rich brown hue and Bordeaux crackle finish (321), reminiscent of a black current.

This Urbanized Farmhouse look is a compromise between spouses. He does the cooking, she wanted it to have a certain "flavor"......with a little bit of compromise from both, they have a FANTASTIC new space! From a very disfunctional kitchen to a space that allows for the "sous chef"(youngest child) to help out dad & lots of area for prep, clean up, storage & seating. The "man" space is the gray stained cherry wood & then add in mixture of off white painted cabinetry w/a touch of blue.......classic!

This cabinet refacing project has all the hallmarks of a Transitional style. It can also mimics a farmhouse style with rustic flavor. Madison style doors in Portobello stain and granite countertops. The stacked glass backsplash gives the design dimension and style! David Glasofer

This cabinet refacing project has all the hallmarks of a Transitional style. It can also mimics a farmhouse style with rustic flavor. Madison style doors in Portobello stain and granite countertops. The stacked glass backsplash gives the design dimension and style! David Glasofer

Need organization for your home office? This desk/ bookcase corner unit in cherry finish is an ideal way to keep your workspace organized while adding a lovely system to accent your room. Available in different flavors and a variety of features.

This Urbanized Farmhouse look is a compromise between spouses. He does the cooking, she wanted it to have a certain "flavor"......with a little bit of compromise from both, they have a FANTASTIC new space! From a very disfunctional kitchen to a space that allows for the "sous chef"(youngest child) to help out dad & lots of area for prep, clean up, storage & seating. The "man" space is the gray stained cherry wood & then add in mixture of off white painted cabinetry w/a touch of blue.......classic!

This Urbanized Farmhouse look is a compromise between spouses. He does the cooking, she wanted it to have a certain "flavor"......with a little bit of compromise from both, they have a FANTASTIC new space! From a very disfunctional kitchen to a space that allows for the "sous chef"(youngest child) to help out dad & lots of area for prep, clean up, storage & seating. The "man" space is the gray stained cherry wood & then add in mixture of off white painted cabinetry w/a touch of blue.......classic!

In this great room, orangey-gold wood is featured in the minimal L-shaped kitchen (on the left -- not shown). This wood tone became the basis of our selections for furnishings in the larger seating area. A bulky sectional in cognac leather and a classic Eames chair and ottoman with a golden cherry frame offer comfortable lounging. The kitchen's off-black granite countertop also inspired the use of the black slate floors and other dark finishes. The rough surface of the slate tiles lends a natural earthy flavour to the room. Notable is the dark grid created by painting the garden door frames and the open shelving unit in charcoal grey.

Beautiful gray stain (Baltic) on Cherry wood doors are the starting point for this kitchen......bring in a little flavor of days gone by, add that to clean, simple lines = Transitional. Quartz countertops in a similar tone to the cabinets keeps this kitchen calm and tranquil. Add a pop of color to spice things up and it becomes a plethora of different styles blended into one. Wavy edge, hand made tiles set on a herringbone add interest to this calm palette. Toe kick lighting on the island spices things up again, while the white island wall adds another element of simple interest.

Pawpaw in the Orchard — A Native Treasure Worth Planting If you’re building an orchard on your homestead, consider native pawpaw among your first plantings. Unlike many old-world orchard fruit, pawpaw is homegrown — part of the natural fabric of eastern North America. That native status comes with advantages. Pawpaw is well adapted to local soils, local weather swings, and local wildlife patterns. It’s not something exotic that needs constant fuss. In an orchard, pawpaw fills a niche both in timing and flavor. Its fruit ripens later in summer into early fall — after cherries, peaches, and berries have come and gone. It extends your harvest window with fruit unlike anything else you’re likely growing. The custard-like texture and sweet flavor are a welcome addition when other fresh fruit is winding down. When planting pawpaw trees in orchard settings, remember that many need cross-pollination. Planting at least two genetically different trees near each other encourages better fruit set. Pollinators like flies and beetles carry pollen between trees in spring when they bloom, so planting with pollination in mind ensures a bountiful harvest. Pawpaw’s long-term value grows with time. Once established, trees require minimal care. They don’t need heavy pruning or regular sprays. Their modest needs make them ideal for homesteads that balance orchard care with livestock, gardens, and everyday life. Including pawpaw in your orchard means adding a native tree that feeds your family, supports wildlife, and brings a unique seasonal flavor you won’t find anywhere else. Get pawpaw trees here: https://www.tnnursery.net/products/pawpaw https://treenurseryco.com/pawpaw-tree https://www.onlineplantnursery.com/products/pawpaw https://www.wholesalenurseryco.com/products/pawpaw https://www.tennesseewholesalenursery.com/products/paw-paw-tree