By Amy Williams, Sales Manager, White River Hardwoods Transitional Design is the latest trend in taking modern clean-lined structures and blending in a few traditional elements, such as wainscoting, chair rail, or even elaborate door surrounds. Why should we care?...
The New England Institute of Architecture & Art is proud to bestow the Bulfinch Award in the Sketch category to David Pearson for his "Forum Romanum" project (above). White River has enjoyed a long professional relationship with David Pearson. He...
By Nick Bell, Senior Designer White River Hardwoods We have many excellent photos of White River products in application. You can see them in our Main Gallery and in the Design Service Gallery. Often times a customer will find a...
By Amy Williams, Sales Manager, White River Hardwoods White River works regularly with Set Designers for film and television. One of the most common requests is for carvings and mouldings that reflect the tone and appearance of “White House,” “Court...
By Amy Williams, Sales Manager, White River Hardwoods Who can forget Scarlet O’Hara waltzing through the palatial Antebellum interiors in Gone with The Wind, or Maria clumsily arriving at the Von Trapp family’s majestic European-style foyer in The Sound of...
By Coreena Harbison Senior Designer White River Hardwoods When it comes to inspiration, there are some designs that seems to appeal to the masses. They are timeless, classic, universally beautiful. One of those designs is this ornamental doorway jamb. This...
By Coreena Harbison, Senior Designer White River Hardwoods White River Hardwoods has been building custom mantels for 40 years. What does that mean for you or your client? In a word, convenience. Here are 3 reasons why custom mantels make...
By Nick Bell, Senior Designer White River Hardwoods A pediment can be used to make a grand statement in a design, as we discussed in this prior post. Many projects can be enhanced with a stock pediment from our catalog....
By Stewart Morgan, Senior Designer White River Hardwoods A fundamental concept in Classical architecture is that each level of a building must visually support the level above. When applying Classical orders to a multi-story building, superimposition (from the Latin for...
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