New kitchen for an old (100+ years!) house. This kitchen was last remodeled in the 70s and had dark laminate cabinets and a low sofit. The owners wanted more storage space, a brighter space, more room and a design in keeping with the style and period of the original home. The end result is definitely not a kitchen from 1900, but it fits the feel of the house, including reproducing the original crown molding.

Two years in the making, a truly custom masterpiece hand-fit and laid by owner Gary Barrus. Live-sawn white oak log ends featuring natural undulation, wood flour fill (using white oak flour) and minimal sanding/finishing contribute to a unique and beautiful floor unlikely to be reproduced by any other hardwood flooring company anywhere.

New kitchen for an old (100+ years!) house. This kitchen was last remodeled in the 70s and had dark laminate cabinets and a low sofit. The owners wanted more storage space, a brighter space, more room and a design in keeping with the style and period of the original home. The end result is definitely not a kitchen from 1900, but it fits the feel of the house, including reproducing the original crown molding.

Detail of the Hojas Fireplace All original stones from these fireplace surrounds were part of an existing 200 year old building in Mexico City. After the stones were salvaged after the 1985 earthquake, they were shipped to Vancouver in 30 containers by Ramon Masana. Moulds were taken of all the pieces and are reproduced in cast stone such as the ones for this project. Each fireplace is customizable to adapt any space.

New kitchen for an old (100+ years!) house. This kitchen was last remodeled in the 70s and had dark laminate cabinets and a low sofit. The owners wanted more storage space, a brighter space, more room and a design in keeping with the style and period of the original home. The end result is definitely not a kitchen from 1900, but it fits the feel of the house, including reproducing the original crown molding.

New kitchen for an old (100+ years!) house. This kitchen was last remodeled in the 70s and had dark laminate cabinets and a low sofit. The owners wanted more storage space, a brighter space, more room and a design in keeping with the style and period of the original home. The end result is definitely not a kitchen from 1900, but it fits the feel of the house, including reproducing the original crown molding.

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New kitchen for an old (100+ years!) house. This kitchen was last remodeled in the 70s and had dark laminate cabinets and a low sofit. The owners wanted more storage space, a brighter space, more room and a design in keeping with the style and period of the original home. The end result is definitely not a kitchen from 1900, but it fits the feel of the house, including reproducing the original crown molding.

New kitchen for an old (100+ years!) house. This kitchen was last remodeled in the 70s and had dark laminate cabinets and a low sofit. The owners wanted more storage space, a brighter space, more room and a design in keeping with the style and period of the original home. The end result is definitely not a kitchen from 1900, but it fits the feel of the house, including reproducing the original crown molding.

New kitchen for an old (100+ years!) house. This kitchen was last remodeled in the 70s and had dark laminate cabinets and a low sofit. The owners wanted more storage space, a brighter space, more room and a design in keeping with the style and period of the original home. The end result is definitely not a kitchen from 1900, but it fits the feel of the house, including reproducing the original crown molding.

Boboli Fireplace Surround All original stones from these fireplace surrounds were part of an existing 200 year old building in Mexico City. After the stones were salvaged after the 1985 earthquake, they were shipped to Vancouver in 30 containers by Ramon Masana. Moulds were taken of all the pieces and are reproduced in cast stone such as the ones for this project. Each fireplace is customizable to adapt any space.

New kitchen for an old (100+ years!) house. This kitchen was last remodeled in the 70s and had dark laminate cabinets and a low sofit. The owners wanted more storage space, a brighter space, more room and a design in keeping with the style and period of the original home. The end result is definitely not a kitchen from 1900, but it fits the feel of the house, including reproducing the original crown molding.

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