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Trimming Out
January 15, 2012
The dining room and kitchen in our Queen Anne house project in Eastport had been stripped of its architectural elements and covered up with birch veneer paneling - virtually head to toe. Fortunately the rest of the house was left intact, giving us a model to work from.
Boxes
October 25, 2011
We are pleased to announce the addition of a new line of gift boxes to our The Tradition of the New collection.
The Summer Me
October 15, 2011
On the heels of finishing the ‘in-home’ phase of our current kitchen renovation and with Labor Day approaching - we headed down the coast for one last summer adventure. Old friends from my days at Syracuse University had invited us for a visit.
And Finally, Cabinets
May 29, 2011
Building new cabinets is one part creative thinking and one part problem solving. There are many practical questions to work through.
Some Light on the Matter
May 20, 2011
Peeling back the layers of our significantly altered kitchen, unearthed just one original feature that had actually survived intact - the 4 inch wide, clear pine, strip floor.
Our Pantry
March 24, 2011
After the kitchen walls were back in place - our next order of business was to finish the pantry. It would be the first fully completed room in the house.
The Ketcham Inn (Part 2)
December 15, 2010
On the first day of December, 1698, just a month and a half after purchasing a large tract of land known as Warracta Neck, the blacksmith, Samuel Terrill, suffered a calamity so severe that it would leave himself and his family homeless.
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