The entry to the home features an impressive front door with skeleton key lock. The original staircase has black painted treads. Two oval windows were added to the existing space to frame the front door and bring more light into this old house in Winchester. Eric Roth

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An old door and brass backplate with a new reproduction black knob give this beach house front door charm.
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contractor: Stirling Group, Charlotte, NC architect: Garrett P. Nelson Studio, Charlotte, NC photography: Sterling E. Stevens Design Photo, Raleigh, NC engineering: Intelligent Design Engineering, Charlotte, NC

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Hillsdale Furniture LaRose Console Table in Handpainted White/Gray with 2 Door Storage and Wine Rack The LaRose Console Table with Wine Rack is the perfect way to add a touch of vintage to a room’s décor. Finished in a hand-painted white and touches of gray with drawer handles made from skeleton keys, and mismatched four-panel or wire mesh design to the cabinet doors, this is a statement piece that will last for years to come. The wine rack holds eight bottles of wine and a shelf above is the perfect display spot for glasses. Some assembly required.

This elevated Florida coastal beach house features panoramic views on two levels, low-maintenance finishes, and Topsider’s proprietary hurricane proof post & beam structural skeleton to provide safety from whatever Mother Nature throws at it.

This nook at the fireplace was unusable dead space. The owners wanted to create a bar space that complemented the nautical themes in the house, looked well used, but was useful and beautiful. Due to limited space, we designed a cantilevered flip up bar-top for stools to fit around when the bar was in use. The cabinetry is inset shaker style with antique brass finial hinges and icebox latch hardware with working antique skeleton key locks for the liquor cabinet and antique brass cup pulls for the inset soft close dovetail drawers. The bar-tops and glass rack are made of antique wormy chestnut and the backsplash is an antiqued mirror. A milk paint distressed finish completes the look and feel of this unit.

"Our client had this lovely vintage table. Our job was to create a gathering place for her book club. We started with the old skeleton key fabric. The flat-weave rug added texture and pattern. Barn siding conceals an unsightly wall of closets." -Designer, Sarah King Photo by Jordan Sternberg Painting by Jana Pierce

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Mid-sized farmhouse medium tone wood floor entryway photo in Boston with white walls and a red front door

This nook at the fireplace was unusable dead space. The owners wanted to create a bar space that complemented the nautical themes in the house, looked well used, but was useful and beautiful. Due to limited space, we designed a cantilevered flip up bar-top for stools to fit around when the bar was in use. The cabinetry is inset shaker style with antique brass finial hinges and icebox latch hardware with working antique skeleton key locks for the liquor cabinet and antique brass cup pulls for the inset soft close dovetail drawers. The bar-tops and glass rack are made of antique wormy chestnut and the backsplash is an antiqued mirror. A milk paint distressed finish completes the look and feel of this unit.

Turn the skeleton key, step through the fur coats, and take in the magic that is Narnia. This hidden children’s playroom is simply magical and one of the coolest things we’ve worked on!

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Based very closely upon an original Shaker design, this is our interpretation of a Shaker classic… Built out of Tiger Maple wood with a Cherry wood counter Counter has a drop-leaf back Post & Panel construction with delicate turning at foot This piece is already built & ready to ship! All drawers are fully dovetailed and mounted on premium concealed glides 3 drawers are fit with high-quality locks made in England that feature skeleton keys and bone escutcheons Solid wood construction, finely crafted and finished all around 25″deep x 60″wide x 33″high with leaf down 33″deep x 60″wide x 33″high with leaf up Signed and dated by the cabinetmaker