Hidden toe kick drawers and double-duty drawer fronts hide extra storage yet maintain elegant simplicity.
Small transitional master ceramic tile and single-sink bathroom photo in New York with recessed-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, an undermount sink, granite countertops, beige countertops and a built-in vanity

This project has been an amazing transformation. The photos simply do not do it justice. The 75 inch television and gas ribbon fireplace are placed on a background of oyster shell tile with a white grout and framed with a cantilevered top, floating shelves, and a floating mantle made from african Sapele. LED lighting sets off the tile, floating shelves and art niche, and can be dimmed to set the mood. A modern, high gloss floating media cabinet provides storage for components and has two drawers to hold all those small items.

If you are thinking about changing the look of a room, make a statement and consider a wall of floor to ceiling bookshelves with a rolling ladder! In addition to holding your books and keepsakes, you can also use it for storage of instruments and other items used frequently but you don’t want to keep out in view. Here is a Modern Custom Rolling Ladder Bookcase with Adjustable Shelves shown in Java on Oak. It all starts with a free design consultation. Reach out to us today to get started. 727-522-2700 sales@accentwoodworking.com https://www.accentwoodworking.com/photo-gallery/custom/bookcases-shelves/

Gardening or bartending? Planting peas or mixing martinis? Our convertible Bar and Plant Stand lets you do both. For starters, this cobalt convertible makes a snazzy bar stand with a removable galvanized tub (with handles) for ice as well as a row of wine stem holders. The top shelf is crying out for wine bottles. But wait, it’s also a planting stand with a tub perfect for mixing potting soil, with counter space that is just right for planting pots, and a top shelf that holds small pots. The bottom shelf moves down a tier allowing taller items to store off the ground, be they bottles of water or terra cotta pots for future planting.

Offering a beautiful view through a large window into the backyard, we knew we would highlight the window and design a new kitchen layout, around that window. The former kitchen felt closed in with super dark cabinets. Along with the homeowner, our team designed a light and airy kitchen, including a new pass through to the dining room. Closed off from the kitchen before, the pass through not only allows light to flow in from the beautiful bay window in the dining room, but if offers a functional countertop used for entertaining and serving guests. Not pictured is a drop zone, located immediately when you enter from the mudroom. Drop zones are fantastic for everyday items like keys, wallets, dog gear and more. We added an additional opening to the living room, right off the kitchen as well as a wet bar strategically placed outside the ever day kitchen work zone. Wet bars are fantastic for holding entertainment dishware, barware and appetizers! We finished the space with beautiful new hardwood floors throughout the entire first floor, except the tile in the mudroom.

If you are thinking about changing the look of a room, make a statement and consider a wall of floor to ceiling bookshelves with a rolling ladder! In addition to holding your books and keepsakes, you can also use it for storage of instruments and other items used frequently but you don’t want to keep out in view. Here is a Modern Custom Rolling Ladder Bookcase with Adjustable Shelves shown in Java on Oak. It all starts with a free design consultation. Reach out to us today to get started. 727-522-2700 sales@accentwoodworking.com https://www.accentwoodworking.com/photo-gallery/custom/bookcases-shelves/

This was a unique project for us at City Front Terrace in the harbor of Downtown San Diego. We had a blast with our clients here as they had some very unique and personal items they had collected from their travels over many years. Some furniture pieces they wanted to hold on to but were open to repurposing. We were able to find a way to combine both HIS and HER design preferences and needs into one cohesive plan that kept all of their favorite pieces and made them SHINE!

Route 66 model has a very slender, elegant and discreet chassis that envelopes and holds the luxuriously soft seat cushions. The distinctive chassis creates a gentile and refined style that is perfectly balanced with its seat comfort. Backrest and seat are in polyurethane foam and goose feathers. The range includes sectional elements, items with two armrests and also an attractive armchair. The standard feet are 10 cms h., the optional stirrup feet, h. 14 cms give a different comfort to the model. Both standard and stirrup feet are available with chromium or matt grey varnish finishing.

The large short term rental holds up to 16 guests. The home was a new build, that had some existing furnishings from previous investment properties. We reworked existing furniture pieces, added some accents, color and visually ineresting items to add more pizazz to the home.

Our Clients requested help with figuring out a cabinetry layout and style for this fireplace wall that was previously shroud with large round stones and rustic Mantle. By installing tall windows on either side of the fireplace and building around those, we created a cozy space for all of their memorabilia. At the bottom, a bench-like platform houses basket cubbies for items that are better left unseen. Down lighting provided by classic library sconces help to illuminate all of the rich artifacts that the client holds dear to their heart. Photo by J. Bloom Photography, Nebraska

Our Clients requested help with figuring out a cabinetry layout and style for this fireplace wall that was previously shroud with large round stones and rustic Mantle. By installing tall windows on either side of the fireplace and building around those, we created a cozy space for all of their memorabilia. At the bottom, a bench-like platform houses basket cubbies for items that are better left unseen. Down lighting provided by classic library sconces help to illuminate all of the rich artifacts that the client holds dear to their heart. Photo by J. Bloom Photography, Nebraska

This was a unique project for us at City Front Terrace in the harbor of Downtown San Diego. We had a blast with our clients here as they had some very unique and personal items they had collected from their travels over many years. Some furniture pieces they wanted to hold on to but were open to repurposing. We were able to find a way to combine both HIS and HER design preferences and needs into one cohesive plan that kept all of their favorite pieces and made them SHINE!

The large short term rental holds up to 16 guests. The home was a new build, that had some existing furnishings from previous investment properties. We reworked existing furniture pieces, added some accents, color and visually ineresting items to add more pizazz to the home.

A white laundry room and mudroom creates the perfect space to drop items as you come in the door. Two levels of wall pegs (for adults and children) allows everyone to help maintain a tidy home. Shoe storage with metal baskets keeps shoes corralled. Drawers and cabinets hold cleaning supplies.

The large short term rental holds up to 16 guests. The home was a new build, that had some existing furnishings from previous investment properties. We reworked existing furniture pieces, added some accents, color and visually ineresting items to add more pizazz to the home.

This was a unique project for us at City Front Terrace in the harbor of Downtown San Diego. We had a blast with our clients here as they had some very unique and personal items they had collected from their travels over many years. Some furniture pieces they wanted to hold on to but were open to repurposing. We were able to find a way to combine both HIS and HER design preferences and needs into one cohesive plan that kept all of their favorite pieces and made them SHINE!

This was a unique project for us at City Front Terrace in the harbor of Downtown San Diego. We had a blast with our clients here as they had some very unique and personal items they had collected from their travels over many years. Some furniture pieces they wanted to hold on to but were open to repurposing. We were able to find a way to combine both HIS and HER design preferences and needs into one cohesive plan that kept all of their favorite pieces and made them SHINE!

Our Clients requested help with figuring out a cabinetry layout and style for this fireplace wall that was previously shroud with large round stones and rustic Mantle. By installing tall windows on either side of the fireplace and building around those, we created a cozy space for all of their memorabilia. At the bottom, a bench-like platform houses basket cubbies for items that are better left unseen. Down lighting provided by classic library sconces help to illuminate all of the rich artifacts that the client holds dear to their heart. Photo by J. Bloom Photography, Nebraska

The tiniest laundry closet, but cleverly organized!
Small minimalist laundry closet photo in Boston