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About 1,200 square feet of European engineered bog oak, laid in a custom herringbone pattern in a Midtown high-rise. Bog oak is oak that lay buried in peat for thousands of years. The material on this job was carbon dated at over 5,000 years old, and its deep charcoal tone goes all the way through the board. Herringbone leaves no room for error: the layout starts from a center line and works outward, and a millimeter off early in the run compounds across the room. The photos show the boards taped while the adhesive cured, the layout checked room to room, and the finished floor in afternoon light.

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We paired this beautiful backsplash from @italnord_ceramique with this quartzite @naturoc.ca This kitchen is now complete and our homeowners are thrilled?

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Jonathan Kohn - Full dovetail construction on front and back of draw box. The draws have Tandem bottom mounted self closing slides.
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