White, blue, green, beige, gray –there are so many colors you can choose from! We know it’s pretty daunting, but picking the right kitchen cabinet color can make or break the look of your space. Different cabinet colors have their own pros and cons. Each one affects the vibe of your room in different ways. Some can make your space look bright and lively, while another can bring a moody and heavy atmosphere.
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Cerused White Oak Built-ins and Wall Panels by Wood & Co.
Elevating Spaces with Cerused Cabinets and Wall Panels
Cerusing is a type of wood finishing that traces its origins to Elizabethan era skin-whitening cosmetics. Craftsmen were able to repurpose ceruse, a white lead-based pigment, to preserve wood and prevent rotting. Thankfully, modern ceruse no longer contains any trace of lead. Instead, it now uses white lime wax or diluted paint. Because of this, you may also hear this type of finishing called “limed finish.”
Cerused wood finishes were widely used in the early 1900s for Art Deco furniture and Mid-century modern interiors. In more recent times, this beautiful finishing technique is experiencing a revival, making its way back into American homes.
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3D rendering of a white Shaker-style kitchen by Wood & Co.
5 Benefits of 3D Rendering for Your Home Design Project
The architecture and interior design industries are always advancing and ever evolving. One of the main ways it has changed over the years is how we communicate plans and designs between professionals and clients. Between all the plans, sketches, and numerous jargon, it can get pretty confusing for the average homeowner. This can lead to misunderstanding. And unfortunately, these errors in communication can lead to costly mistakes.
Architectural rendering helps avoid that. Design professionals, builders, and even real estate brokers have increasingly used this technique to better communicate with their customers. This powerful tool bridges the gap between designers and their clients.
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Should I Use a Glassos Countertop for My Kitchen?
It’s time to upgrade your kitchen and you’re thinking of what countertop to go for. Granite? Marble? Wood? These are some of the first few materials that people come up with when imagining their new kitchen counters. However, if you’re looking for something unique and different, why not consider a glass countertop –specifically a glassos kitchen countertop.
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3D rendering of an ebony wine cabinet by Wood & Co.
What You Need to Know About Architectural Rendering
The architecture and interior design industries are always advancing and ever evolving. One of the main ways it has changed over the years is how we communicate plans and designs between professionals and clients. Between all the plans, sketches, and numerous jargon, it can get pretty confusing for the average homeowner. This can lead to misunderstanding. And unfortunately, these errors in communication can lead to costly mistakes.
Architectural rendering helps avoid that. Design professionals, builders, and even real estate brokers have increasingly used this technique to better communicate with their customers. This powerful tool bridges the gap between designers and their clients.
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