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In this modern home located in Highland Park Il., a central volume finished with Walnut veneer contains a kitchen, laundry, closets, powder room, and living room elevation. Wheeler Kearns Architect. Image credit Tom Rossiter Photography

At the rear of the central volume, custom veneer walnut panels conceal a laundry room on the right hand side. The left side has a powder room and storage closet. Wheeler Kearns Architect. Image credit Tom Rossiter Photography

Looking down the hallway into the powder room. Architectural doors were laid up in house with flitch matched veneer. The door jamb was fabricated to integrate into the wall and ceiling panels on the interior of the powder room. Wheeler Kearns Architect. Image credit Tom Rossiter Photography

On the living room side of the central volume, a painting hangs on a floating panel which moves to conceal the television. Wheeler Kearns Architect. Image credit Tom Rossiter Photography

On this side we have a full view of the kitchen with integrated appliances and pantry storage. The interior cabinet doors are made with a back painted glass. The back splash is also back painted glass and stainless steel. We also fabricated the kitchen island which holds a dishwasher and wine fridge. Wheeler Kearns Architect. Image credit Tom Rossiter Photography

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Our client had a few walnut trees cut down on her property. We worked with her to have the lumber dried and then designed a live edge slab dining table that will be passed on through her family.

This is a small hanging credenza we made. Texture was added to the doors using our C.N.C. router to create perfectly straight horizontal ridges on both the back and front of the doors for stability. Finished with gold leaf.

Part of a larger kitchen design, this cook top with deep wide storage drawers is made with solid walnut drawer boxes and walnut veneer drawer fronts. Instead of pulls we used an aluminum finger pull located behind the top of the drawer fronts for a cleaner look. Architect Mastro & Skylar. Image credit Daniel Baudanza

In this project, our millwork was engineered to transition from wall panels that cover existing concrete or drywall to storage closets and in this case a desk and mini office. On the right a secondary entry door is concealed with a 10' custom panel door. The veneer is a wire brushed rift white oak with a custom stain.

We made these simple display boxes for the Museum Of Contemporary Art using simple birch plywood with a clear finish.

This set of cabinets will go on to house a mail center for a condo building lobby. The large opening will house traditional aluminum mail box lockers. Quartersawn white oak with custom stain.

We made this extraordinary bathroom vanity. Basket weave doors in solid walnut and brass. Vinci Hamp Architects

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