Showplace Wood Products, Covington door,
Distressed truffle with ebony glaze on Leptons
The beautiful characteristics of lyptus are enhanced by granite countertops, tile backsplash,
great light fixtures, and top of the line appliances.
great light fixtures, and top of the line appliances.
Built in cabinetry flank the window in the dining room.
Matching lyptus mantle
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Showplace Wood Products, Covington Door,
Distressed Truffle with Ebony Glaze on Lyptus
Computer generated drawings given to the homeowner during the design phase:
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Showplace Wood Products, Oxford door,
Truffle with ebony glaze on Lyptus
The attractive lyptus cabinetry fits the serenity of this oak tree covered hilltop home.
A large island with cooktop and prep sink, double ovens, large refrigerator and freezer, and long peninsula with a raised bar for extra serving or seating make this kitchen perfect for entertaining.
Below is a built in shelf to house a microwave or to display decorative items.
An elegantly crafted corbels and columns add finished touch to the back of the peninsula.
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Showplace Wood Products, Cambridge door,
Cordova with carmel glaze on Lyptus
The beautiful cordova stain and carmel glaze enhance the grain of the lyptus.
If you are not familiar with lyptus you might mistake these cabinets for cherry or mahogany.
The rich color and beautiful grain enhance this spectacular mitered door style.
Paired with slate flooring and an amazing custom tile countertop and backsplash, this kitchen is definitely a "Showplace." The homeowner contracted with All About Tile for the gorgeous green onyx countertops and travertine/green onyx backsplash.
Another "appliance garage" was installed at the end of the kitchen to hide the home of the laptop. This is a great way to incorporate a home office into the kitchen and easily hide the components!
An elegantly crafted mantle matches the kitchen cabinetry with coordinating
bookcases flanking the fireplace.
Built in cabinetry house the television and equipment.
Move your mouse over the image below to see the bifold pocket doors "open."
