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These cabinets took a long time due to all the inlays involved. The wave lines and circles are inlayed flush to the surface. There were 7 different wave lengths for a total of 53 to inlay. The circles were cut nickle size, and there were 27 of those. The side visible in the pictures was the dining room side, and those doors opened. On the reverse side, there were the same doors, but they were fixed. The upper cabinets had hinged glass doors on the side showing in the pictures, and mirror on the wall sides and on the section covering the soffit face. Inlays follow around the cabinets. Woods were ebony and satinwood, with oil based polyurethane finish rubbed out.
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9 comments so far
MsDebbieP
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posted 679 days ago
and the floor outlines the beautiful cabinets.
hours and hours and hours of work.. what dedication
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dennis mitchell
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posted 679 days ago
Nice…I’d be proud to work for an outfit like yours.
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rookster
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posted 678 days ago
That’s a striking piece of design and well executed. Thanks for sharing!
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Don
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posted 678 days ago
This makes a dramatic impact. At first I thought it was a commercial space, like an art gallery, but you mention ‘dinning room’. Therefore I assume that it is a residential space. Which is correct?
Beautiful work, by the way, CM.
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cabinetman
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posted 678 days ago
It’s a residential dining room in a 5300 sq. ft. condo. The ceiling was poured concrete, and the upper cabinets were to hold an extensive antique glassware collection, plus serving glassware. You think I overdid the installation, yup! Thanks for the compliment.
Mike
Douglas Bordner
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posted 600 days ago
Super high end and absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing.
-- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade.
mot
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posted 427 days ago
Holy cow! That’s really pleasing to the eye. An amazing amount of detail.
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Karson
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posted 427 days ago
Fantastic cabinets and the inlays are superb. I hope they were a happy customer.
-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com
Paul
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posted 427 days ago
Now that’s just wonderful!
Thanks for sharing!
-- Paul, Texas