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| What should we call this door? |
Brendan has done it again! One of our favorite clients has been exploring exotic wood veneers as a way to add unique beauty to their new dream kitchen. (See previous post about wood veneers
here). They chose Olive Ash Burl veneer and here are the doors we've come up with. The first is a dark stained cherry frame around a natural Olive Ash Burl veneer center panel.
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| Up close look at the burl center panel |
The swirls of the burl are stunning. They stimulate the imagination. With every glance a new shape emerges. Maybe this would be a good tool for psychlogists! Keep in mind that a little goes a long way here. I probably wouldn't use these for every single door in your kitchen. Use them as a focal point. Not only will it have just the right amount of impact but you'll save money by mixing it up with a basic.
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| Door #2. Any ideas? |
The second door is slab-styled with a dark stained Olive Ash Burl veneer face. The edge banding is a smooth dark stained cherry to match. They are going to become part of our standard offering here at Brendan Donovan Furniture & Cabinet Co. and shall be named! Any good ideas? I'm open to suggestions. Oh and by the way, this veneer comes from various parts of Europe, in case that influences your decision.
Don't forget to check out the Tip of the Day at Blanco by Design as we count down to Earth Day. You can find mine featured today!
How could we possibly not comment on these very stylish doors. I do believe magic has happened in the Brendan Donovan carpentry heaven. Finding a granite or some other counter top to compliment this cabinet is the next step. Any input is appreciated.
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Have no fear! The perfect counter top is out there somewhere and we will find it. I already have two places lined up for us to visit.
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