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Solid Walnut Island with Granite countertop

comments (2) March 29th, 2009 in Reader's Gallery

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Finishing touches on carved volutes, and adding distressing details

Finishing touches on carved volutes, and adding distressing details

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Cabinetry:

Dimensions: 6’0”W x 3’-2”H x 2’-8”D

Construction: Beaded Face-Frame with Inset Doors/Drawers

Wood: Dark Walnut

Doors: Curved Raised Panel Dark Walnut with Carved Fleur-de-Lis Walnut Onlays

Moldings: 5-3/4” curved baseboard with carved volutes, 1-3/4” Upper & Lower Cornice, 4-1/4” turned poster legs with bead, 3/4” wrap-around bullnose

Finish: 75% heavily distressed, American Walnut stain with Van-Dyke glaze, Satin Lacquer

Details: Custom carvings, Fleur-de-Lis knobs/pulls, Pullout storage trays, Pullout shelves, Blummotion drawer slides, dovetail drawers, 1200 lbs. swivel casters, solid brass ball catches, Blum concealed hinges, curved doors & panels with carved volutes, curved doors & panels with carved Fleur-de-Lis onlays, adjustable display shelving

Granite Countertop: 6 cm Crema Bordeaux, with a Step Bullnose over Flush Cove

Design or Plan used: My own design

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Comments (2)

andyet writes: You and your family must be proud to use such a wonderful island in your kitchen. Certainly one of the finest that I have seen.

Kudos to you for such fine work!!

Andyet
Posted: 11:52 am on August 5th

Chrislac writes: Impressive

Posted: 6:05 pm on March 30th

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