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Example of a minimalist home design design in San Diego

Joel Patterson
Inspiration for an eclectic landscaping in Santa Barbara.

earth eagle forge
Example of a mountain style exterior home design in Minneapolis

Towering over 6 feet tall, the majestic moose is the quintessential animal that embodies the beauty and allure of Northwest Montana. We were able to capture this wonderful creature in this custom wood screen door from our Nature Collection.

This Loudonville couple started by getting a quote to finish their attic space, but then changed gears and decided the kitchen was more important at this time. Estimator Anthony and designer Justina from Bennett Contracting went to work on a new design. The home is an older colonial with classic features, and the existing kitchen was a poorly laid out 90’s nightmare. With children in the home the island cooktop alone was a constant danger. By adding a window and removing the wall from the dining room, the new kitchen is much brighter and connected to the rest of the home. Bennett removed the old vinyl tile and continued the wood flooring into the new kitchen space. Justina admits it was so much fun working on this project because the owners were open to all sorts of design features. Roll-outs in most cabinets, hidden bread boards, hutch coffee bar, brass chicken wire, and the very cool antique foot rail. Then there are the custom cabinet colors. RD Henry Cabinets matched Glidden paint colors to get the exact color the client desired. They even sent three cabinet samples to get it right. These classic features combined with the modern design brings new life to the space.

Painted cabinets with glazed detail
Example of a transitional home design design in Birmingham

Example of a classic bathroom design in Wichita

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Inspiration for a 1950s living room remodel in DC Metro

Anthony Crisafulli
Mid-sized beach style two-story exterior home photo in Providence

Jackson coat cubby The Jackson Coat Cubby created by Jim Zink of Meredith, New Hampshire is a smart live edge design that hangs aesthetically on a wall. Made with contrasting materials for a perfect contemporary look, it has plenty of function. Angular, metal coat hooks and wenge pegs line up along a sustainable ash wood plank with wenge accents. Coat cubby is given a WATERLOX finish. (Each piece is unique due to natural variations in grain patterns and color.) Measures: 55" W X 20” H X 10.5" D

Tack coffee table, with highly detailed "bridle" support, forged in iron to look like leather.

Farmhouse family room photo in Los Angeles