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Frank Crandall Horticultural SolutionsThese beautiful wood window boxes are part of a summer seasonal changeover in Dedham, MA. The boxes are watered through drip irrigation.
The recently planted box here is filled with Coleus, purple petunias, licorice and New Guinea Impatiens, all of which grow and fill in the box to a full cascade throughout the summer months!
Frank Crandall
Memphis Garage & ClosetsConcrete colored cabinet with licorice tops and nickel pullout wine racks. Designed and built by Memphis Garage & closets using Sidelines pullouts and materials from Organizers Direct.
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Curtis Horticulture, Inc.A gravel pathway meanders along the front of the house, flanked by succulents and drought-tolerant plantings.
Designed by Stephanie Curtis, Landscape Architect. Installed and maintained by Curtis Horticulture, Inc.
La Costa Cabinets & DesignA beautiful ranch house gets a make over after a flood leaves half the cabinetry in ruin. Choosing to use a sage green cabinetry with licorice highlights, a warm travertine tile backsplash, and a dark wood stained island separates this kitchen from the average home. Taj Mahal quartzite countertops seamlessly blend in the neutral tones of the room, and lending a beautiful translucency to the space. A decorative hood, under-cabinet and toe kick lighting, and hand painted tile mural all bring this kitchen into a class of its own.
Silvertower Studios Photography
Klise Manufacturing CompanyOur friends at Canyon Creek Cabinet Company, asked us to create several custom wire mesh grilles (Klise grille pattern #122) for use in their cabinet doors, which were showcased at their KBIS booth earlier this month.
Door style: Valley Forge/Rustic Alder/Caraway stain.
Enhancements: Artisan distressing with a Licorice Patina.
Photos: Courtesy of Canyon Creek Cabinet Co.
http://www.canyoncreek.com
La Costa Cabinets & DesignA beautiful ranch house gets a make over after a flood leaves half the cabinetry in ruin. Choosing to use a sage green cabinetry with licorice highlights, a warm travertine tile backsplash, and a dark wood stained island separates this kitchen from the average home. Taj Mahal quartzite countertops seamlessly blend in the neutral tones of the room, and lending a beautiful translucency to the space. A decorative hood, under-cabinet and toe kick lighting, and hand painted tile mural all bring this kitchen into a class of its own.
Silvertower Studios Photography
La Costa Cabinets & DesignA beautiful ranch house gets a make over after a flood leaves half the cabinetry in ruin. Choosing to use a sage green cabinetry with licorice highlights, a warm travertine tile backsplash, and a dark wood stained island separates this kitchen from the average home. Taj Mahal quartzite countertops seamlessly blend in the neutral tones of the room, and lending a beautiful translucency to the space. A decorative hood, under-cabinet and toe kick lighting, and hand painted tile mural all bring this kitchen into a class of its own.
Silvertower Studios Photography
Frank Crandall Horticultural SolutionsThese beautiful wood window boxes are part of a summer seasonal changeover in Dedham, MA. The boxes are watered through drip irrigation.
The recently planted box here is filled with Coleus, purple petunias, licorice and New Guinea Impatiens, all of which grow and fill in the box to a full cascade throughout the summer months!
Frank Crandall
La Costa Cabinets & DesignA beautiful ranch house gets a make over after a flood leaves half the cabinetry in ruin. Choosing to use a sage green cabinetry with licorice highlights, a warm travertine tile backsplash, and a dark wood stained island separates this kitchen from the average home. Taj Mahal quartzite countertops seamlessly blend in the neutral tones of the room, and lending a beautiful translucency to the space. A decorative hood, under-cabinet and toe kick lighting, and hand painted tile mural all bring this kitchen into a class of its own.
Silvertower Studios Photography
Frank Crandall Horticultural SolutionsPink and white New Guinea Impatiens, Licorice, Coleus, and Million Bells were just planted as part of a summer changeover. The plants will grow and spread to create a full and lush window box. The boxes are watered through a drip line set up.
Frank Crandall
Klise Manufacturing CompanyOur friends at Canyon Creek Cabinet Company, asked us to create several custom wire mesh grilles (Klise grille pattern #122) for use in their cabinet doors, which were showcased at their KBIS booth earlier this month.
Door style: Valley Forge/Rustic Alder/Caraway stain.
Enhancements: Artisan distressing with a Licorice Patina.
Photos: Courtesy of Canyon Creek Cabinet Co.
http://www.canyoncreek.com
Frank Crandall Horticultural SolutionsThis seasonal window box was planted for the summer changeover. These plants with fill in and flourish throughout the next few months, provided it gets enough H2O!
Frank Crandall
StarMark CabinetryThis master bath was designed by Dawn Whyte, of Designs by Dawn, a StarMark Cabinetry dealer in Petosky, Michigan. The cabinets were created with StarMark Cabinetry's Hanover door style in Maple finished in a cabinet color called Licorice.
RC WilleyTraditonal with a twist. The Yardley collection from Pulaski Furniture has its roots in tradition evidenced by stately canted pilasters, heavy crown moldings, architectural elements and turned bun feet, yet it has a fresh approach with its octogon shaped panels, spacious drawers and functional touches. The deep luster licorice finish is almost black, a sophisticated touch that allows the woodtone to glow through.
La Costa Cabinets & DesignA beautiful ranch house gets a make over after a flood leaves half the cabinetry in ruin. Choosing to use a sage green cabinetry with licorice highlights, a warm travertine tile backsplash, and a dark wood stained island separates this kitchen from the average home. Taj Mahal quartzite countertops seamlessly blend in the neutral tones of the room, and lending a beautiful translucency to the space. A decorative hood, under-cabinet and toe kick lighting, and hand painted tile mural all bring this kitchen into a class of its own.
Silvertower Studios Photography
La Costa Cabinets & DesignA beautiful ranch house gets a make over after a flood leaves half the cabinetry in ruin. Choosing to use a sage green cabinetry with licorice highlights, a warm travertine tile backsplash, and a dark wood stained island separates this kitchen from the average home. Taj Mahal quartzite countertops seamlessly blend in the neutral tones of the room, and lending a beautiful translucency to the space. A decorative hood, under-cabinet and toe kick lighting, and hand painted tile mural all bring this kitchen into a class of its own.
Silvertower Studios Photography
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