Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Dimension: 71" L X 19" D X 24" H Your big entertainment needs require an entertainment center big enough to hold your big screen TV and all your equipment. Our Retro Media Console with Center Shelves has the styling of the 60's but it is built with the eco-smart materials we demand today. The round corners make it a perfect choice for growing families. Materials - We carefully selected solid reclaimed hardwood with weathered painted surfaces, matching colors and shades. The wood is not repainted but has the original colors which have been aged over time. We choose wood based on several criteria including wood type, quality, and history. Each piece is an original. Features - The media cabinet is lifted off the ground on 60's style feet. Black iron hinges and handles offer a nice contrast. There are two cutouts in the back for wires and cords. Storage - The two open shelves allow air to circulate around your media equipment and offer easy access. The two large side cupboards expand your storage options. Craftsmanship - Check out the corners and joints and you'll discover just what quality craftsmanship is all about. The media center is handmade by traditional woodworking artisans. Special Features: • 100% Handcrafted • Solid reclaimed wood construction • 2 spacious cabinets on each side • 2 open shelves in the middle • Cutouts for wires and cables • Industrial accents and hardware • Tapered feet • Rustic industrial retro style • Rounded corners and edges • Heirloom quality Note: Custom Options such as Size, Shape, Shade & Design are not applicable to this item.Furniture is subjected to have Slight Variations.

Location: Lahug, Cebu City, Philippines. Status: Brand New (Charline Model) Located at the back of waterfront hotel. Near also to Private & Public School. LEASE TO PURCHASE 8 TO 15 YEARS! House Details: lot area: 76 sqm (817.76 sq. ft.) floor area: 85 sqm (914.6 sq. ft.) 3 Bedroom 2 Toilet and bath living room dining room kitchen powder room maid's room Lease to Purchase Unit (6-months cash out payment before move-in) Selling Price: Php 6,565,000.00 Reservation fee: 50,000 pesos(deductible to the down payment) Monthly Lease: P109,574.58 for 8 years P96,091.15 for 10 years P80,342.10 for 15 years Happy viewing and owning this property! NOTE: PRICE AND DETAILS above are subject to change without prior notice and should not be construed as binding. Kindly contact me for latest update. Please see contact information below. Thanks Please add me on my facebook account for immediate response on your inquiries: https://www.facebook.com/johnardens1 For more information, please feel free to contact: Santillan John Arden Mobile: Smart: 09497161486 viber Sun: 09331215592 Globe: 09165830074 PRC REG. License #: 0014187 Bachelor's Realty & Brokerage skype: john.santillan46 Gmail: mydreamhouse920@gmail.com John Arden

Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Dimension: 59" L X 16" D X 28" H You’ll be blown away by the simple geometry and beautiful visuals of our PPensford Parquet Reclaimed Wood 3 Door Rustic Buffet Cabinet. This furniture piece is suitable for both small and large-scale settings. It can double as a console in your foyers, as serve-ware storage in your dining areas, as an accent piece in your living rooms, and even as a decorative furniture piece in your bedrooms. It features gorgeous parquet-style geometry on the cabinet surface and has been wholly handcrafted from eco-friendly solid reclaimed wood. The overall design of this buffet cabinet is extremely compact. Its top, sides, and base surfaces integrate into each other at sharp corners. You can also decorate the top with a number of interesting baubles and accessories. The main body is comprised of 3 single door cabinets that have 2 internal compartments each. You can keep everyday items like crockery, tool boxes, and first-aid kits here. Their surfaces have been embellished with parquet style geometric designs. Each slat of wood is uniquely distressed and looks ruggedly beautiful. The base is comprised of slanted feet and supports the structure of this buffet well. Special Features: • 100% handcrafted • Solid reclaimed wood craftsmanship • Eco-friendly • Smooth top frame • Compact body • 3 single-door cabinets • Parquet style geometric cabinet facades • Slanted feet • Heirloom quality • Artfully distressed finish • Visually versatile • Easy maintenance Note: Custom Options such as Size, Shape, Shade & Design are not applicable to this item. Furniture is subjected to have Slight Variations. Real wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike. Variations in solid wood grain patterns are to be expected and make each furniture uniquely beautiful, just like us humans.

Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Custom-built in the early eighties, this contemporary home was cloaked in all brown board siding with brown windows and a cumbersome street-facing carport. The current owners had raised their family there on property that borders serene conservation land. Now they were ready for a new, brighter exterior look that would include all new windows to take in the exquisite view, unobscured by the fog of failing window seals; new siding that wouldn’t be subject to woodpecker wear and tear; a refinished screen porch; a new garage to replace the undersized carport; and new entry access. On the interior, they wanted the new, fresh vibe to extend to the design of three renovated modern bathrooms. In response, KHS proposed black-framed windows throughout in simpler configurations; fiber-cement (and PVC) exterior cladding in three textures to differentiate functions and features; a unifying light-gray and white palette teamed with clear-finished mahogany/sapele to carry across the exterior as well as the bathroom renovations; a stream-lined screen porch with cable rails; a new shed-roofed garage to resolve the exterior massing; and a new covered walkway entrance delivering those arriving into a repurposed interior space. Once the overall design was resolved, the owners elected to complete the work in phases over several years. Phase 1 included renovating the powder room, guest bathroom, and primary bathroom, and refreshing the screen porch. See the reconceived modern bathrooms here on the KHS website. Next came constructing the new garage and entry, which on the interior included new floor tile and a new entry wall-paneling system to conceal electrical, solar, and security panels/controls. Phase III involved installing the rest of the new windows and completing the comprehensive new exterior cladding and palette to tie the earlier phases together. To cap it off, KHS worked with the owners to select new clean-lined furnishings for the living area in colors inspired by their coastal view.

Driven by a passion for the salt life and a love of the natural beauty of the area, they will leave the Northeast on a trek for the Florida Gulf Coast. The winters there are simply too cold to tolerate for any length of time. And why would they suffer those freezing temperatures when the average temperature on Longboat Key in January is 71 degrees? However, this is no migration and the subject is not a bird. My clients cannot be referred to as “Snowbirds” either. This is a homecoming. More so, it is a new beginning; a resurrection! “From the crown of the palm tree, there grew a flame. The flame revealed a nest. As the flames of change kissed the nest, a new being was born. This fantastic creature was born in the image of its predecessor, but it was given a new life. Indeed, it was resurrected. Behold the Phoenix!” Many years ago, they were pulled from the area in the pursuit of better employment. All the while, they maintained a strong connection with the Gulf Coast. This is where they would spend the best years of their lives. Now is their time of rebirth. The property they chose is on boating water on the Bay side of Longboat Key. The property is among the few undeveloped lots scattered around the island. Over the years it had been planted with a variety of tropical species including many of the common house varieties such as Ficus, rubber trees, and Areca Palms. Loving the locale, these species quickly outgrew their space. In the shadows, native Sabal Palms stretched their trunks in an effort to survive. A Phoenix Reclinata Palm sat unassumingly beneath the shadow of a large Ficus. We liberated them by removing all of the invasive varieties. We then relocated all ten of the resident Sabal Palms (our State Tree) on site. The home, designed by celebrated local architect Mark Sultana of DSDG, Inc., is a contemporary flat. The layout is a single living level above parking and grade level outdoor spaces. The architecture is crisp and inspiring and it is sensitive to the smaller scale of the eclectic neighborhood in which it will be constructed. From the elevated balcony, the residents will enjoy watching the many local manatees as they hug the sea wall looking for warmth on chilly mornings. From grade level decks, they will get up close and personal with the abundant schools of mullet in the canal. A northern exposure to the open side of the plan will allow for the amazing breezes offered by passing cool fronts.

Dimension: 64" L X 16" D X 32" H Chic, sleek, and sophisticated in its rustic appeal, our Bakersfield Rustic Reclaimed Wood 3 Drawer 64" Large Sideboard Cabinet will definitely blow you away. The artfully unadorned design of this sideboard buffet is extremely attractive. You can place it in your dining rooms for serve-ware, crockery, and cutlery storage. However, it can also be used to accentuate a plain living room wall, an empty corridor, or even an oversized entrance foyer. It has been handcrafted out of reclaimed wood, so it’s extremely sturdy and offers a sustainable constitution. The top frame of this rustic buffet has an ebony iron band just underneath its base. You can add more visual impact to it by showcasing metal accented trinkets and baubles on it. The main body consists of 2 single-door cabinets with 2 internal compartments on both the left and the right side. Here you can keep various personal effects depending on where you place it. There are 3 pullout drawers in the center where you can keep cutlery, small bottles, stationery, documents, and other things. The base of this sideboard buffet is made out of hand-wrought iron and comprises of straightforward feet that provide great overall balance. Special Features: • 100% Handcrafted • Solid reclaimed wood craftsmanship • Artfully distressed finish • Smooth top frame with an iron filigree • 2 single-door cabinets with 2 internal compartments • 3 pullout drawers in the middle • Iron base • Heirloom quality • Easy maintenance Note: Custom Options such as Size, Shape, Shade & Design are not applicable to this item. Reclaimed Wood Furniture is subjected to have Slight Variations. Real wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike. Variations in solid wood grain patterns are to be expected and make each furniture uniquely beautiful, just like us humans.

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Architect: Archer Buchanan Architects. West Chester PA Builder: Dewson Construction Wilmington DE Installer: Lipson Roofing New Holland PA Tile: Handmade English installed on battens. Arris hips and Valley Tiles Project. Back story. The owner of Dewson Construction has spent close to 15 years assembling this parcel of land. He had commissioned Archer Buchanan to design the house but just before construction started his wife suddenly died. Dewson lost interest in the project and put the land on the market subject to his company building whatever residence was approved. The purchaser Mr. Russomagno purchased the land and the plans and had Dewson’s build it. When the new owner met with the architects to go over the plans the only change to the original layout was he has a kitchen pantry door moved 3’ to the left! Richard Buchanan, who we has already done a number of roofs with pushed for our tiles. They were not sure if he wanted a brown or a Classic grey roof, so the roofer and I laid up a display of both. Mr. Russomagno is a man of few words stood in front of the display and said ‘Stuart if this was your house what would you have?” Dangerous question to ask a roof tile junky. He went off for about half and hour and when he came back I had laid up display starting with a few rows of Classic grey then blending with the Bown to give the look of an old weather stained roof. The client took one look at it and said ’Yes I like that’. Much later after the Russomagno’s where living in the house he called me to say that some friends had visited and asked him where he got all the old tiles from! Install: This roofer had never installed on of our tiles before or had never installed a batten system either. We spent a day with him on site to get things started and kept in close contact during the install. Once he got the idea of installing the battens, laying the hard parts of the roof first, the gables, the valleys and hips and around dormers etc, leaving filling in the field until after, he realized the huge time advantage battens provides especially on a steep pitched roof like this.

Dimension: 47" L X 15" D X 36" H If you’ve got a taste of vintage eclectic furniture and enjoy an eco-friendly purchase, then our Salinas Rustic Reclaimed Wood Furniture Sideboard Buffet Cabinet would be right up your alley. The artfully distressed visuals and authentic reclaimed wood handcraftsmanship of this rustic buffet are as classic as they come. The simplicity of its design lets the original textures of the reclaimed wood shine, and the heirloom quality ensures a long, sturdy life. You can place it in your dining room to accommodate serve-ware, use it to accent a living room wall, and even furnish it in a large bedroom. This reclaimed wood sideboard buffet cabinet starts off with an extended top frame. It has splayed edges with a nosing and distressed blue finish that you can complement with bold metal accessories. The main body is comprised of 2 double-door cabinets with panel-style door-leaves. Each panel has a different color which is complemented by a wood-textured boundary and hand-wrought metal ring handles. The inside has two large compartments where you can easily organize all your stuff. Four sturdy feet makes the whole style of this rustic buffet feel totally wholesome. Special Features: • 100% handcrafted • Solid reclaimed wood craftsmanship • Extended top frame with splayed edges and distressed blue finish • 2 double-door cabinets with panel style door-leaves • 2 internal organizational compartments • Hand-wrought metal ring handles • Artfully distressed finish • Heirloom quality • Easy maintenance Note: Custom Options such as Size, Shape, Shade & Design are not applicable to this item. Furniture is subjected to have Slight Variations. Real wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike. Variations in solid wood grain patterns are to be expected and make each furniture uniquely beautiful, just like us humans.

Dimension: 86" L X 18" D X 36" H Furnish your homes with style, grace, and impact by choosing our gorgeous Fairfield Rustic Reclaimed Wood Old Door 86" Extra Large Buffet Cabinet. This rustic sideboard has a warm aesthetic and is perfect for organizing all your things. It can be the crown jewel in your dining rooms, but can also be used as an accent piece in your living rooms, oversized entrance foyers, and wide corridors. It has been handcrafted out of solid reclaimed wood and has a vintage aesthetic that is complemented by an excellent heirloom quality. The extended top frame of this large sideboard buffet is designed like a cornice and would look great with decorative trinkets and baubles such as candelabras, bowls, frames, etc. Its main body consists of 2 double-door cabinets. Their door-leaves have a gorgeous distressed finish and a metal ring pullout knob that has been hand-wrought by skilled artisans. There are 2 organizational compartments inside where you can keep serve-ware, books, tool kits, and more depending on the placement. A thick platform base completes the whole look of this extra long sideboard with panache. Special Features: • 100% Handcrafted • Solid reclaimed wood craftsmanship • Artfully distressed finish • Cornice style extended top frame • 2 double-door cabinets with 2 internal compartments each • Hand-wrought metal ring knobs • Platform base • Heirloom quality • Easy maintenance Note: Custom Options such as Size, Shape, Shade & Design are not applicable to this item. Reclaimed Wood Furniture is subjected to have Slight Variations. Real wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike. Variations in solid wood grain patterns are to be expected and make each furniture uniquely beautiful, just like us humans.