Tamo, also known as Japanese Ash was the obvious choice for our client. We found slices of this veneer over 24″ wide, so we bought all of it. We have more of their wood left so this kitchen can be yours! Please enquire.

Tamo, also known as Japanese Ash was the obvious choice for our client. We found slices of this veneer over 24″ wide, so we bought all of it. We have more of their wood left so this kitchen can be yours! Please enquire.

Mid-sized eclectic medium tone wood floor and brown floor bedroom photo in New York with blue walls

Stephani Buchman Photography
Inspiration for a transitional powder room remodel in Toronto with an undermount sink, multicolored walls and white countertops

Tamo, also known as Japanese Ash was the obvious choice for our client. We found slices of this veneer over 24″ wide, so we bought all of it. We have more of their wood left so this kitchen can be yours! Please enquire.

Tamo, also known as Japanese Ash was the obvious choice for our client. We found slices of this veneer over 24″ wide, so we bought all of it. We have more of their wood left so this kitchen can be yours! Please enquire.

Tamo, also known as Japanese Ash was the obvious choice for our client. We found slices of this veneer over 24″ wide, so we bought all of it. We have more of their wood left so this kitchen can be yours! Please enquire.

Tamo, also known as Japanese Ash was the obvious choice for our client. We found slices of this veneer over 24″ wide, so we bought all of it. We have more of their wood left so this kitchen can be yours! Please enquire.

Ryann Ford
Farmhouse detached shed photo in Austin

Custom Front Door in curved, exposed Adobe wall Entry. Natural mud plaster above.
Mid-sized southwest travertine floor vestibule photo in Albuquerque with brown walls and a dark wood front door

Tamo, also known as Japanese Ash was the obvious choice for our client. We found slices of this veneer over 24″ wide, so we bought all of it. We have more of their wood left so this kitchen can be yours! Please enquire.

The new floor plan design made more effective use of the space, accommodating multiple renovation needs into the kitchen. The new layout created an open galley kitchen with a 13 1/2′ Island with seating at each end, a cool-grey custom banquette with 2 tables.

Transitional home office photo in Orlando

Inspiration for a transitional home office remodel in Orlando

Semmes & Co Builders, Inc
Example of a mountain style bathroom design in San Luis Obispo

Color Trends 2015 'Ground Yourself in Green' residential interior featuring kitchen cabinets, dining table and chairs. Color A (Cabinets): Antique Jade 465, Advance, Semi-Gloss. Color B (Ceiling): Seahorse 2028-70, Regal Select, Flat. Color C (Door): Timothy Straw 2149-40, ADVANCE®, Semi-Gloss

Inspiration for a modern kitchen remodel in Miami

Matthew Bolt Graphic Design
Foyer - coastal foyer idea in San Francisco with a white front door

Sho-sugi-ban, basically meaning burned cedar wood. This is a mix of river recovered cypress , oiled with pure linseed oil and burnt new growth cypress. The library was fitted between 12″ x12″ salvaged heart pine posts.