These first photos are of the first two of five bathroom vanities being built for a client in Mill Valley. I am also doing a kitchen island and linen closet, + many smaller pieces at the same jobsite. I am going to have a photographer go through the house when the job is completed. I will post photos here as I progress with the job. The next photos are of a hutch and 2 buffets. The hutch was a "project", I purchased the carcass of the lower box at Alameda Antique fair last month. It was very colorful, I knew it would be a beautiful piece when finished. It is for sale at Zonal Home Interiors as of 8/25, located on Hayes St. in San Francisco. The last photos are of a couple of similar pieces, buffets. I salvaged the leaded glass cabinet doors from a Castro Victorian remodel, the building had 6 very large built-in cabinets, I had to demo them to get out of the door! The beveled mirrors are dated "Aug. 1905" on the back. The one with the very colorful pink/cranberry beadboard is for sale at "Summerhouse" in Mill Valley, as of 8/30. Check out the carved oak that is part of the backsplash. I found it at Alameda last month, it is a very nicely detailed carving, not appliqued. The last photo is of another buffet, the first one I made. It went to Zonal and it has already sold. I will be back at Petaluma Antique Fair at end of Sept., (9/27), and am planning on returning to Alameda to sell on first Sunday of Oct 09. Peace, Bryan
These first photos are of the first two of five bathroom vanities being built for a client in Mill Valley. I am also doing a kitchen island and linen closet, + many smaller pieces at the same jobsite. I am going to have a photographer go through the house when the job is completed. I will post photos here as I progress with the job. The next photos are of a hutch and 2 buffets. The hutch was a "project", I purchased the carcass of the lower box at Alameda Antique fair last month. It was very colorful, I knew it would be a beautiful piece when finished. It is for sale at Zonal Home Interiors as of 8/25, located on Hayes St. in San Francisco. The last photos are of a couple of similar pieces, buffets. I salvaged the leaded glass cabinet doors from a Castro Victorian remodel, the building had 6 very large built-in cabinets, I had to demo them to get out of the door! The beveled mirrors are dated "Aug. 1905" on the back. The one with the very colorful pink/cranberry beadboard is for sale at "Summerhouse" in Mill Valley, as of 8/30. Check out the carved oak that is part of the backsplash. I found it at Alameda last month, it is a very nicely detailed carving, not appliqued. The last photo is of another buffet, the first one I made. It went to Zonal and it has already sold. I will be back at Petaluma Antique Fair at end of Sept., (9/27), and am planning on returning to Alameda to sell on first Sunday of Oct 09. Peace, Bryan
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