whats under your bar ?

Fantastic Design Work and superb attention to detail. The one with the corner column is a work of art.
GREAT Project

-- Bill -Ad Marketing Guy Ramsey NJ

thanks ad guy . i cant take credit for the columns though the original builder put them in i just built every thing else around them

chairs in the second picture—oh yah..

only thing that i have to compare this with is a TV stand we made and have now moved to the kitchen. We took out the table and chairs and put the new “island” in.

-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada

Three great jobs. I vote for number two. Love the tile job. I love those chairs/stools!

-- If you believe in forever, then life is just a one-night stand. ~ Righteous Brothers, "Rock & Roll Heaven"

Verne;

Your work screams pro.

Very nice indeed.

Lee

-- http://www.prowoodworkingtips.com http://www.ezee-feed.com

Nice work all around. Hard to choose from just one of them.

-- Bill - Turlock, Ca. - http://www.brookswoodworks.com

thanks for the nice comments everyone !

I guess I misread the idea of the thread…my answer was going to be “me”. ;-)

-- Proud to be an addicted LJ, GT and HR!

deb that island looks just fine to me and i think i see my favorite kitchen tool there , a crock pot ! lol

yah.. mine too :) I actually have two—one for just Rick and I and one for “company” :) :)

oh and thanks for the nice words about our masterpiece :)

-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada

This is one of the few times my boss lets me install anything at work. If you look to the right, you’ll see the bar.

-- Thuan

thanks top . i think ive had a couple of those saturday nights myself !

thuan you did a nice install ! is that your show room ? nice looking bar as well

MRTRIM
Yeah, this is our showroom. I found the best way to design a kitchen is to know what the guys in the field has to go through, so I learned to install cabinets, granite. Installing one kitchen is easy, doing it day in and out- quickly is what separates the mens from the boys. So I’ll stick to the design part and play with wood working as a hobby.

-- Thuan

you learn fast thaun ! lol i like design work better also but i have to do both

can’t see the island that is also the breakfast bar in this photo, but this is a kitchen I did and installed, in a house I trimmed two years ago. I also build a wine cellar, and dozen more buildins for this house. some elements of the kitchen was bought at a salvage store the rest I had to repair or build to match.

-- Joey ~~ Sabina, Ohio http://sleepydogwoodworking.wordpress.com/

nice looking job joey . is that a pss thru into a dining room or something thats over the sink ? great work

it is a pass thru that goes under the back steps and then their is a little wet bar for wine also in that found space in the hall. it’s kind of deep but it passes thru to the dinning room.

-- Joey ~~ Sabina, Ohio http://sleepydogwoodworking.wordpress.com/

sounds cool . nice overall layout also . i think i remember reading your profile on l j . how long have you been in the trim and cabinet business ?

Ahh, your work is sweet, MrTrim. Nice jobs. Almost makes me want to turn pro… NOT!

The kitchen is the last room in the house to get the refurb. I have to finish the foyer, library and replace the last four interior doors before that happens. I’ve got a couple of designs for the kitchen which turn the galley with a peninsula into an L shaped with a freestanding bar/prep cabinet. I’ve also included coffering for that area as well as the breakfast nook and foyer. But I won’t let mama loose with a sledge hammer just yet—I’ve insisted on having ALL of the new appliances purchased and the cabinetry complete before ANY demolition begins.

Never seen such a woman with a sledge… plumb scary!

always,
J.C.

-- "Imagination is more important than knowledge" -- Albert Einstein

thanks j c . id say if you dont need to eat or pay bills it would be a great idea to go pro ! lol i agree on haveing the appliances first . i do a lot of ent. centers and i insist they have the componants before i start

Going on 27 years now, off and on. more on than off..lol Had a cabinet shop and ran inside trim business for about quite a few years then just wanted to down size work with my son nows hes traveling the country sowing his wild oats. so nows its just me, myself, and my little four legged shop foremen.

-- Joey ~~ Sabina, Ohio http://sleepydogwoodworking.wordpress.com/

Nice work as usual Mr. T!

-- -Chuck_

thank you very much chuck

Did you make the chairs in picture two? bbqking

-- bbqKing, Lawrenceville

no sir i did not make them . the guy had them made somewhere down in mexico .

Mr. T. I was going through some your old forums, i hope this counts as a bar????

well bull im afraid id be counting it as an island but its close enough for my thread !! lol looks great ! are the doors functional ?

2 out of 3 are, but that is after I take off the tape… (lol, Lots Of Lumber)

and thanks for letting my island slide through on your “bar forum”.

dang i hope your not taking that tape off its soo coool with that raceing stripe around the bottom !

let me run it by my wife, see if she has that same vision

lets see ….........wife ….....raceing stripe …..... nope youll get macained on that one !!

actually i need to post a new picture, we “de”striped that counter a while back.

ok bull , im sure your wife is quite right and it will look much better without the stripe !!

I’ll be up at the house tonight to get you some pictures….

OK here is the DE-striped kitchen island:

SWEET !!

The photos you have shared are no longer showing. Do you have another copy or link? actually, under our breakfast bar are liquors and more liquors. baileys and Jagger to start with.

Regards,
http://www.fivestarstoneinc.com/