Category: Projects
This homeowner had a clear vision for this Dunwoody basement bar under his stairway. We also created a dry bar on the opposite wall, a kitchenette, and new barn doors to conceal the dry bar and theater. This whole project used stained white oak cabinets, to match existing floors used throughout the home.
Working with one of our favorite designers, this East Cobb Bathroom Remodel was a complete transformation. The cabinet design features a curved return to the side cabinets to follow the curve of the countertops. The “linen closet” was fit between 2 walls and a full 9′ high. While the doors look like standard shaker style doors, these have an added bead on the outside edge to raise the level of design.
This project was so much fun! Sometimes, the perfect client makes for the perfect job. This client wanted to create a basement bar based on some old shutters she found in an antique store. As a basis of inspiration, the rest of the build developed around those shutters. The shutters were actually incorporated into the bar as end panels as you enter the bar area.
The project was built using Ash and stained to a custom color. Not pictured on the back side of the bar are two “barn doors” – sliders to cover the shelving on the underside behind the bar – also built in the style of the shutters. The two upper cabinets were left with an open back to highlight the brick wall behind. Seedy glass was added to the doors to continue the “antique” look and feel to the whole build.
The reclaimed wood bar top came from another area craftsman, Brandon Watts at Revival Timberhaus. Thank you for the awesome contribution to this build!
This customer’s entire family are avid readers and they were looking to add a custom bookcase at the top of their stairs. We were able to make this fit perfectly into their space and lifestyle!
Specs:
72″ W x 96″ H
Sherwin Williams Antique White – 6119
Our customer had a space at the back of their living room that was begging for some shelving. We came up with a built-in design that gave tons of storage with drawers, doors, and lots of shelves. We modified the depth of the middle cabinets to create a more appealing design.
The two drawer banks have 18 inches deep drawers, made with 3/4″ edge-banded plywood. The doors in the middle cabinets have standard shelving insides. All of the drawer fronts and doors are made from Soft Maple hardwood and have soft close hardware. We use Renner water-bourne 2k products for the paint for a long-lasting, durable, and more environmentally friendly finish.
For this basement build-out, the customer needed a specific size of vanity for their new bathroom space. Made from knotty alder, this piece was delivered unfinished, and finished by the customer to match the barn doors in the next room. This vanity features shaker style drawers and end panel with soft-close drawer slides. (The bottom middle drawer is currently being modified to allow extra space for the plumbing) 🙁
This laundry room had several problems. The customer has a stacked laundry unit, which means the water supply lines and the dryer vent crisscrossed along the entire back wall. How do you put cabinets in and allow for access to the supply lines? Build a new wall! We added a new wall 12″ away from the back of the space and attached our cabinets to the new wall. The shiplap back splash comes out to allow access behind the entire setup!
Since we were installing standard sized cabinets, this allowed for the installation of a counter depth workspace. This means lots of storage and plenty of room to fold laundry!
To complete the space, we installed the washer and dryer surround, added storage above, and installed a butcher block counter top. The colors match the adjoining kitchen.
“Can’t see the line can you, Russ?” – The water line that is… Name the quote and I’ll give you $100 off your laundry project. Just fill out the contact form with the name of the movie!
This customer had a problem – a too small closet, with too many clothes, for two people. Their home is an older home in Fulton County. Very charming. Shaker style throughout the entire house. And did I mention, a small master closet? Definitely not big enough for two to share.
We designed this large built-in wardrobe with plenty of space to move the husband out of the walk-in. Now they each have their own space with plenty of storage for both of their needs.
The final wardrobe size is 96″ tall by 60″ wide. That is a lot of clothing storage! Trim was installed across the top to match the room to give this built-in wardrobe the complete look.
The finished inside allows almost 5 feet of handing storage for suits and shirts. The two large doors were installed with 3 soft-close hinges
The 6 large drawers, with full extension soft-close drawer slides give plenty of room for everything else!
Older home? Out dated doors and drawers? Let Little River update your old cabinets with new doors and drawers. In this project, we took the old doors off and replaced them with new shaker style cabinet doors. We also rebuilt the drawer boxes and added soft close drawers. These cabinets are now modernized with a sleek look and modern hardware.
These built-in book cases were dated with doors that were original to the house. The boxes and frames are in great shape. This makes a perfect opportunity to replace just the doors with a modern design.
After taking measurements of the existing cabinets, we designed doors and drawers that completely covered the frames, eliminating the gaps between the doors.
The previous doors were a raised panel door. The customer wanted a shaker style door with the traditional flat panel on the doors and the drawers.
Many homes are built these days with a small kitchen pantry with a single door. We have taken this space and transformed it to a more usable pantry space. This pantry conversion features soft-close, rollout trays in the bottom, and shelves in the upper cabinet. The doors are also soft-close doors, and match the style of the rest of the kitchen.
This pantry replaces the standard 6 panel door builders used for the original pantry with doors matching the style of the kitchen.
Usable space has been maximized by creating full length trays on the bottom and conventional shelves in the upper cabinet.
Each tray is 24″ deep with full-extension, soft close drawer slides – These trays can hold over 100lbs!