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Grade: Rustic
Finish: UV Oil
Texture: Smooth
Thickness: 3/4"
Available Widths: 9-1/2"
FSC®-certified (FSC-C092805): Available by special order
Installation Methods: Nail-down, glue-down, or float.

Jatoba Island Top by DeVos Custom Woodworking
Wood species: Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry)
Construction Method: edge grain
Special feature: Vegetable scrape cutout with hand-made lid
Thickness: 1.75"
Edge profile: Softened (.125" roundover)
Finish: Waterlox satin finish
Island top by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: Austin, TX
Builder: Hagy Custom Homes
Photos by: DeVos Custom Woodworking

Jatoba Island Top by DeVos Custom Woodworking
Wood species: Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry)
Construction Method: edge grain
Special feature: Vegetable scrape cutout with hand-made lid
Thickness: 1.75"
Edge profile: Softened (.125" roundover)
Finish: Waterlox satin finish
Island top by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: Austin, TX
Builder: Hagy Custom Homes
Photos by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
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Jatoba Island Top by DeVos Custom Woodworking
Wood species: Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry)
Construction Method: edge grain
Special feature: Vegetable scrape cutout with hand-made lid
Thickness: 1.75"
Edge profile: Softened (.125" roundover)
Finish: Waterlox satin finish
Island top by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: Austin, TX
Builder: Hagy Custom Homes
Photos by: DeVos Custom Woodworking

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Mid-sized ornate beige two-story vinyl exterior home photo in San Francisco
Mid-sized ornate beige two-story vinyl exterior home photo in San Francisco

Inviting kitchen with custom Walnut island top and countertops. Wood species: Walnut
Construction method: edge grain
Special features: raised bar top with rounded end; countertop behind sink is also the window sill.
Thickness: 1.75"
Edge profile: wave with fillet on island; .125" roundover on countertops
Finish: Tung-Oil/Citrus solvent finish
Island, raised bar top, countertop by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Designer: Homeowner
Cabinetmaker: Teerlink Cabinetry
Project location: Park City, UT
Photos by: Homeowner

Contemporary Custom Solid Wood Tables by DeVos Custom Woodworking
Wood species: White Oak
Construction method: face grain
Special feature: Custom Wood Dye
Thickness: 1.75" main body with drop edge to appear 3.5"
Edge Profile: softened (.125" roundover)
Finish: Waterlox satin finish
Tables by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: Austin, TX
Photos by: DeVos Custom Woodworking

Build Method: Inset
Base cabinets: SW Black Fox
Countertop: Caesarstone Rugged Concrete
Special feature: Pool Stick storage
Ice maker panel
Bar tower cabinets: Exterior sides – Reclaimed wood
Interior: SW Black Fox with glass shelves

Texas gun room includes Texas Walnut custom bar with drink rail and peninsula.
Category: bar top and peninsula,
Wood species: Texas Walnut,
Construction method: face grain
Features: drink rail for bar top, special shape on peninsula top
Size & thickness: bar top 28.25" wide by 11.5" long joined via a mitre joint to 28.5" wide by 54.5" long by 1.75" thick
Edge profile: wave with fillet
Finish: Food safe Tung Oil/Citrus solvent finish
bar top & peninsula top by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: New Braunfels, TX
Photos by:DeVos Custom Woodworking

A unique "music note" eating bar adds pazzaz to this modern kitchen.
Category: Raised eating bar,
Wood species: African Mahogany,
Construction method: face grain,
Special features: shaped like a music note,
Size & thickness: 96" long by 48" wide by 1.75" thick,
Edge profile: medium roundover (.375"),
Finish: Waterlox satin finish,
Raised bar top by: DeVos Custom Woodworking,
Project location: Sudbury, MA,
Photos by Homeowner

Texas gun room includes Texas Walnut custom bar with drink rail and peninsula.
Category: bar top and peninsula,
Wood species: Texas Walnut,
Construction method: face grain
Features: drink rail for bar top, special shape on peninsula top
Size & thickness: bar top 28.25" wide by 11.5" long joined via a mitre joint to 28.5" wide by 54.5" long by 1.75" thick
Edge profile: wave with fillet
Finish: Food safe Tung Oil/Citrus solvent finish
bar top & peninsula top by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: New Braunfels, TX
Photos by:DeVos Custom Woodworking

Inviting kitchen with custom Walnut island top and countertops. Wood species: Walnut
Construction method: edge grain
Special features: raised bar top with rounded end; countertop behind sink is also the window sill.
Thickness: 1.75"
Edge profile: wave with fillet on island; .125" roundover on countertops
Finish: Tung-Oil/Citrus solvent finish
Island, raised bar top, countertop by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Designer: Homeowner
Cabinetmaker: Teerlink Cabinetry
Project location: Park City, UT
Photos by: Homeowner

Spalted Pecan Dining Table by DeVos Custom Woodworking
Wood species: Spalted Pecan
Construction method: face grain
Special feature: custom iron base
Size and thickness: 60" round, 1.5" thick
Edge profile: wave with fillet
Finish: Waterlox satin finish
Table Design by: Dan Vos, Owner, DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: Dripping Springs, TX
Photo by DeVos Custom Woodworking

Hard Maple butcher block bar top by DeVos
Wood species: Hard Maple; Construction method: end grain; Special features: checkerboard pattern; Size & thickness: 25" wide by 60" long by 3" thick; Finish: Tung Oil/Citrus solvent finish-food safe.
Bar Top by DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: Spring Lake, NJ
Photos by: Homeowner

Grade: Rustic
Finish: UV Urethane
Texture: Smooth
Thickness: 9/16"
Available Widths: 7-1/2"
FSC®-certified (FSC-C092805): Available by special order
Installation Methods: Nail-down, glue-down, or float.

Contemporary Custom Solid Wood Tables by DeVos Custom Woodworking
Wood species: White Oak
Construction method: face grain
Special feature: Custom Wood Dye
Thickness: 1.75" main body with drop edge to appear 3.5"
Edge Profile: softened (.125" roundover)
Finish: Waterlox satin finish
Tables by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Project location: Austin, TX
Photos by: DeVos Custom Woodworking

Custom Ash countertops in modern design.
Category: Peninsula top, countertop, Ash plywood front
Wood species: Ash
Construction method: face grain
Special feature: Ash plywood front, stained to match countertops
Thickness: 1.5"
Edge profile: softened
Stain: Pickled white-wash stain
Finish: Waterlox satin
Countertops & plywood front by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Remodeler & Design: Popovich Custom Counters
Project location: Brooklyn, NY
Photo by: Popovich Custom Counters

Inviting kitchen with custom Walnut island top and countertops. Wood species: Walnut
Construction method: edge grain
Special features: raised bar top with rounded end; countertop behind sink is also the window sill.
Thickness: 1.75"
Edge profile: wave with fillet on island; .125" roundover on countertops
Finish: Tung-Oil/Citrus solvent finish
Island, raised bar top, countertop by: DeVos Custom Woodworking
Designer: Homeowner
Cabinetmaker: Teerlink Cabinetry
Project location: Park City, UT
Photos by: Homeowner

Designed by Joel Lilliquist, Interior Designer Allied Member ASID
Bedroom - mid-sized coastal master carpeted bedroom idea in Phoenix with gray walls
Bedroom - mid-sized coastal master carpeted bedroom idea in Phoenix with gray walls

Originally built about 1850 in the historic Mohawk Valley of New York State, the Reese Brothers Barn is an unusual example of the transformation that took place in American agriculture during the Industrial Revolution of the mid-nineteenth century. Before this period of time, American farmers grew varied and diverse crops. But with the advent of the Industrial Revolution and its accompanying mass marketing, farmers began to specialize in the crops they raised. The architecture of their barns also became specialized, which led to larger barns like this one, with innovative farming to allow for larger clear spans.
The timbers were hewn by hand with the broad axe and adze from massive virgin hemlock trees. They were then joined together using the ancient method of mortise and tenon joinery. Its unique and innovative truss system allowed for forty-foot-long spans under which the Reese brothers could store enormous amounts of loose hay.
In 2000 the barn was carefully dismantled and restored at the 10XXX Ranch to its original condition by Joe and Connie Mitchell. It represents one of the finest examples of 19th century American architecture, now preserved for future generations to appreciate and enjoy.
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