So often we hear a client wants a unique home theater that does not look like the black and plastic “TV stands” sold in the electronics stores.  French Heritage has the answer, a light cherry and black wall unit with red accents.  This home theater system is impressive as the electronic components inside it.

Carriage House by Kincaid is an 18th century English design with an updated scale to suite current homes.  It is crafted in solid cherry, with authentic carvings and brass hardware.

Kincaid is known for their work with solid wood.  This Cherry Park dining set is no exception.   Crafted in solid cherry, this collection is clean and simple, but is also warm and inviting.

The Val de Loire pedestal dining table from French Heritage is crafted in ash with a thick carved top and pedestal base.  This table is great for a sophisticated kitchen set or for a smaller formal dining room.

Bernhardt’s Palomar dining room is a transitional collection crafted with a casual, yet sophisticated look using exotic veneers and other materials such as leather, metal and stone.

The signature piece for Tuscan Villa bedroom is this chocolate brown leather bed.  It is crafted in pin knotty cherry and walnut veneers.  The style is warm and inviting.

This black and gold round mirror from Bradburn Gallery can be used in an entry, over an accent piece or even a bathroom.

The acquisitions collection by Henredon is filled with an eclectic mix of styles from all over the world.  The Townley console is one of those items.  It has a flip top to allow it to be used as a console and then opened up to allow for additional dining or serving.  The console has a black and walnut finish that is “hand planed” for an authentic antique finish.

The Bastien lounger recliner by Bradington young with its’ tufted back, antique nail head trim and hundreds of leather or fabrics to choose from will accentuate you family room, office or library.

The cobbled parquet doors and top of this walnut cabinet are design elements from the Elizabethan period.  The heavily distressed finish makes this cabinet look like it is hundreds of years old, yet be constructed from new materials that will allow it to be around for hundreds more.