The end pieces are made in a classic frame and panel design with 3/8" wide walnut strips instead of solid panels.
The maple boards that comprise the back of the bookcase were once part of the gymnasium floor at Tucker High School, near Atlanta, Georgia.
The island cabinet opens
from both sides and has two long drawers, opening from opposite sides.
There are two lighted display cabinets.
The microwave is on
a slide-out tray.
The lower cabinets with the sink have a slide-out compartment for drying dish towels.
Yonacraft - Cabinets & Bookcases
Yonacraft - Cabinets & Bookcases
This Media Cabinet is made of stained oak and unstained cherry.
It holds 240 DVDs and
900 CDs.
This Media Cabinet is made of stained oak and unstained cherry.
It holds 240 DVDs and
900 CDs.
This floor-to-ceiling bookcase is made of
cherry hardwood and cherry plywood.
Here's a shot before being loaded with books. Each cube is a discrete unit of top, bottom, sides and back. The cubes are stacked and fastened together. The load of each cube is supported by all the units beneath it.
Detail of columns and
dentil molding.
The units
not only
are different sizes to accommodate different size books, but they
also feature variable depths.
There is a row at the bottom for vinyl record albums, which is hidden by the bed.
There are two lighted display cabinets.
The microwave is on
a slide-out tray.
The lower cabinets with the sink have a slide-out compartment for drying dish towels.
These kitchen cabinets
are made
of maple.
The cabinet ends feature a medallion
of walnut.
These kitchen cabinets
are made
of maple.
The cabinet ends feature a medallion
of walnut.
The cabinets on either side of the stove have specialized pull-out compartments for baking pans and appliances such as mixers and blenders. The cabinets on either side of the microwave oven have swing-out spice racks.
The cabinets on either side of the stove have specialized pull-out compartments for baking pans and appliances such as mixers and blenders. The cabinets on either side of the microwave oven have swing-out spice racks.
The island cabinet opens
from both sides and has two long drawers, opening from opposite sides.
The display cabinet on the right is on the end of
the sink cabinets and faces
the dining room.
The display cabinet on the right is on the end of
the sink cabinets and faces
the dining room.
TV Stand
Cherry
Hardwood
and
Maple
Plywood
TV Stand
Cherry
Hardwood
and
Maple
Plywood
.. behind the curved doors ..
.. behind the curved doors ..
Even though this media cabinet is only 7 1/2" deep, the drawers extend 33".
Even though this media cabinet is only 7 1/2" deep, the drawers extend 33".
This bathroom is mostly marble tile, stained oak, cherry, burly maple and painted wood.
This bathroom is mostly marble tile, stained oak, cherry, burly maple and painted wood.
The carved wooden leaves, c.1930s vintage, in the maple frame, were found in a friend's mother's attic.
They were in a hinged cardboard box with flocking inside, brass hinges and the logo of a furniture company.
The carved wooden leaves, c.1930s vintage, in the maple frame, were found in a friend's mother's attic.
They were in a hinged cardboard box with flocking inside, brass hinges and the logo of a furniture company.
There has been good speculation as to the origin of these leaves.
There were 12 total leaves found. The other eight were incorporated into a frame which
is on the Square Frames
page.
There has been good speculation as to the origin of these leaves.
There were 12 total leaves found. The other eight were incorporated into a frame which
is on the Square Frames page.
The entire unit can rotate as far as the cables allow on a bottom ring bearing.
The entire unit can rotate as far as the cables allow on a bottom ring bearing.
This stacking bookcase is made out of maple, with walnut trim. It is 42" wide, 13" deep at the bottom, and stands 74" tall.
This stacking bookcase is made out of maple, with walnut trim. It is 42" wide, 13" deep at the bottom, and stands 74" tall.
The end pieces are made in a classic frame and panel design with 3/8" wide walnut strips instead of solid panels.
The maple boards that comprise the back of the bookcase were once part of the gymnasium floor at Tucker High School, near Atlanta, Georgia.