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Formal Study and Library
The formal library and study is nestled between the formal parlor and butler barbecue deck kitchen. The hand made stained glass ceiling is a one of a kind award wining creation, which provides an atmosphere of serenity to read or study.
It took me over 1000 hours to design, build and install the ceiling.
The creation of this ceiling and other woodworking projects that incorporates stain glass will be featured in an up coming blog.
copyright all rights reserved D. Jerzak 07/15/2007
-- Dusty
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9 comments so far
Diane
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posted 502 days ago
I love this room too of course. The open Bible is special for sure.
Diane
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Karson
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posted 502 days ago
Very nice ceiling and Study / Library.
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DAN
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posted 501 days ago
The ceiling ROCKS !! Terrific work. Furniture is awsome too.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 501 days ago
stunning
very calm, very inviting
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mot
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posted 500 days ago
Really nice. That’s a room I could spend some time in!
-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)
Dusty
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posted 500 days ago
Mot,
Thank you.
I spend a tremendous amount of time in this room. It is my personal favorite room in the house.
-- Dusty
Steffen
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posted 488 days ago
somehow, with all that detail, there was no “crack” involved…nice work.
-- Steffen
MsDebbieP
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posted 483 days ago
you are right, Steffen, nothing fell through the cracks on this one—every detail is perfection
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rikkor
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posted 328 days ago
I can’t imagine the hours of labor that went into this room!
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