Cabinetry_design

CABINETRY DESIGN

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THE CAD DRAWINGS:
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Twin Peaks kitchen

The Twin Peaks kitchen cabinetry is contemporary, clean and simple. We enjoyed using quarter-sawn, figured anagre; it was grain-sequenced and bookmatched.

Please take a look at the CAD drawings below to get a sense of the details involved in this relatively small kitchen.

For more photographs of this kitchen please view the Twin Peaks residence page.

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THE CAD DRAWINGS:
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Twin Peaks master bathroom vanity + medicine cabinet

The Twin Peaks bathroom vanities and medicine cabinets are built from a lovely sheet of rosewood plywood. Both bathrooms are light and bright and contemporary, and these beautiful vanities are the focal point of each room.

Floating the cabinets 14" off the floor was one of the ways in which we were able to bring a greater sense of space to these small bathrooms.

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Twin Peaks guest bathroom vanity + medicine cabinet

The Twin Peaks bathroom vanities and medicine cabinets are built from a lovely sheet of rosewood plywood. Both bathrooms are light and bright and contemporary, and these beautiful vanities are the focal point of each room.

Floating the cabinets 14" off the floor was one of the ways in which we were able to bring a greater sense of space to these small bathrooms.

THE CAD DRAWING:
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Coming soon:
Before and after photographs
of the Belvedere cabinetry.

THE CAD DRAWINGS:
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Belvedere bathroom vanity + cabinetry

The Belvedere bathroom is large enough to allow for plenty of storage cabinetry. The style is transitional and the wood species is cherry.

You will find a vanity on one side of the room and a large bank of cabinetry along the opposite wall.

AFTER - Cabinetry design by Ruth Hyndman
Client responsible for furnishings and colours

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THE CAD DRAWINGS:
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Larkspur entry
The images to the left demonstrate how dramatic the upgrades resulting from the entry cabinetry were. The front door is just out of the shot to the right. The green cabinet has storage for shoes, keys and mail, and the orange cabinet has hanging space for coats.

The shoe cabinet doubles as a pony wall, separating the living room from the entry and offering a partial barrier against which the sofa can be positioned.

Note: The client was responsible for colours and furnishings.

AFTER
Cabinetry design by Ruth Hyndman
Client responsible for furnishings and colours

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THE CAD DRAWINGS:
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Larkspur living room / entry
When I met with my clients, their living room had no cabinetry and no storage or display capabilities. Here's what we added:

Fireplace surround in the craftsman style of the home
Large mantel for display
Bookshelves for storage + display
Separation for the living from the home's entrance area
Shoe storage (previous photos)
Coat storage

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THE CAD DRAWINGS:
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Larkspur built-in desk

The before and after photographs to the left show the built-in desk I designed for the Larkspur residence. The desk was designed around the following needs: limited file storage, space for a small printer, connections and space for a computer and shelves for a few books and papers.

The desk was in the extended kitchen / dining room area and was designed to complement the style of the kitchen cabinetry as well as the craftsman style of the home.

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Larkspur broom closet

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<< See the new broom closet?

A much needed broom closet was designed to fill a small corner in the hallway by the kitchen. See how the details were thoughtfully considered to integrate the new closet with the existing kitchen cabinetry?

THE CAD DRAWING:

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