The homeowners wanted their residence to have a French Country style, and they loved custom millwork on an intimate, yet grand scale. As part of the project, White River worked with the contractor and specifically with the trim installer who...
Objective: To create a functional kitchen with multiple work stations and carry the formality of the home into the new kitchen. Designer: Peter Salerno, CMKBD The first view into the kitchen is the stove area. Therefore, the designer concentrated on...
By Coreena Harbison, Senior Designer White River Hardwoods “Working with the Designers at White River was an exceptionally positive experience. They were experts with CAD and highly effective in designing the Bar and Wine Cellar for this upscale home. They...
Corbels are an easy way to add decorative accents to your home. They make the perfect design detail and can be used in various ways, from being just another accent or becoming the focal point for your entire room! This...
By Stewart Allen Morgan, Senior Designer White River Hardwoods Even after the industrialized methods of mass production of building materials were made mainstream, curved wooden millwork has always had to be custom made. This makes it a labor intensive and...
The ceiling medallion is an often overlooked but essential part of a home’s interior design. It can be quite a dilemma to select the right one, especially with all of the different designs, shapes, sizes, and materials available on today’s...
Crown mouldings can enhance any interior room. They can be used to cover a wall or, more often than not, they are installed around the perimeter of a room. Crown mouldings do much more than simply act as an accessory...
By Nick Bell, Senior Designer White River Hardwoods Our customer had requested a small capital in the Scamozzi style. We were challenged to fit all the intricate and beautiful details you see in larger capitals while keeping the piece at...
By Stewart Allen Morgan, Senior Designer White River Hardwoods Before the Renaissance, the structural beams in a ceiling were generally exposed. Over time, the crossing members would become more integrated with the main beams, creating deliberate rectangular pockets of space,...
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