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Casual…Contemporary…Classic… Kitchen Cabinetry Customized To Your Unique Lifestyle

by Matt Eddy, CEO  |  
May 17th, 2012

Habersham Custom Kitchen CabinetryWe continue to fine-tune our kitchen cabinetry capabilities to respond to the requests and design desires of our clients.

While demand remains strong for our Grand European Casual looks, we’re also seeing more and more requests for looks that are simpler in style – with classically inspired, yet cleaner,  simpler lines and more transitional influences as shown in the new kitchen design here.

Whatever your design preference, we can help create the kitchen of your dreams!  Contact us today to discuss your home design project.

Habersham Custom Capabilities Iron Out Design Challenges

by Joyce Eddy, Chairman of the Board  |  
May 14th, 2012

Habersham Custom Dressing RoomWhen it comes to the many dressing room designs our team is working on, we’re always looking for new storage solutions and innovations.  One that has proven to be especially popular is  our flip-top ironing board storage drawer.

Habersham Dressing Room Ironing Board Feature

As you can see here, a closet door opens to reveal a drawer that pulls out –converting into an easily accessible and sturdy ironing board feature.

Habersham Dressing Room Ironing Board Feature

We’ll be highlighting some of the other great dressing room features in upcoming blogs so check back soon.

Bastille Metal Works and Habersham: Sleek and Stylish

We had the great pleasure of partnering with Bastille Metal Works on the galley kitchen design we featured in our High Point showroom during Spring Market.  As you’ll see here, they’ve provided a countertop and range hood design for our cabinetry.

Galley Kitchen by Habersham and Bastille Metal Works

If you are not familiar with this company, be sure to visit their website at www.bastillemetalworks.com.  They specialize in custom-made zinc countertops and pewter bartops – all custom cast with your choice of metal, finish and edge profile.

Galley Kitchen Accents By Habersham and Bastille Metal WOrks

Their artisan team also crafts custom metal range hoods, zinc mantles and furnishings, including zinc tabletops.

Habersham Drop Down Spice Rack and Bastille Metal Works Countertop

Their design aesthetic, custom capabilities and stunning craftsmanship reflect our own here at Habersham and we look forward to working with the Bastille team on future projects!

See Habersham’s Spring 2012 High Point Market Intros Online

by Matt Eddy, CEO  |  
May 8th, 2012

Habersham American Treasures Corona Bookcase With MirrorsWe’re recently returned from the Spring 2012 High Point Market where the newest additions to our American Treasures® and Biltmore® Chateau Reserve Collections were unveiled.  The feedback we received from our dealer and interior designer clients was extremely positive and we wanted to share all our new introductions with you as well.

So click here to visit the Market News section of our website and see all the designs our trade customers saw in our High Point Showroom, including our latest custom cabinetry capabilities.  And, let us know what you think.  Our design team is studying trends and design directions to make sure we’re coming up with innovative and unique designs that keep us ahead of the design curve.

Remember too that all of our furniture and cabinetry is  customizable so we can custom-tailor our designs to reflect your own sense of style!

Biltmore® Cornelia’s Cloister Bed

  |  
May 6th, 2012

Habersham Biltmore Cornelias Cloister Bed

The newest addition to Habersham’s licensed Biltmore ® Chateau Reserve Collection, this twin bed design was inspired by the Sheraton Room at Biltmore House in Asheville, NC.  The Cloister Bed is neoclassical in style and shares a headboard and canopy, creating a large-scale image of grandeur.  The wood is indicative of early 19th century architectural cloisters, in which covered walks in monasteries, colleges and cathedrals had one walled side and one open colonnade.   The piece is named for Cornelia Vanderbilt, only child of Biltmore’s visionary creator George Vanderbilt and his wife Edith. Cornelia grew up at Biltmore and was truly, as the estate’s website describes,  a “princess of a 250-room castle and its 8000-acre kingdom.”

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