Several of the details for this Vintage Custom Cabinetry kitchen were inspired by details that appear in the original 1906 blueprints.
Quartersawn white oak was the wood of choice for this new Craftsman Style kitchen.
This kitchen features handplaned wood with a milk paint finish, artistically distressed to create a sense of age.
Highly figured birds-eye maple from the owner's prized stock was combined with cherry details for this elegant modern Craftsman style kitchen built by our own Vintage Custom Cabinetry shop.
A great old country home, tastefully appointed by preservation minded owners. The cabinetry is a mix of traditional paint finishes and classic mahogany that harkens back to New Hampshire's heritage of fine furniture craftsmen, while at the same time it accommodates today's efficient modern amenities.
Greene & Greene inspired details in this custom red birch kitchen include through tenons and square ebony pegs.
This old house still has many original features, including low ceilings & sloping floors. It features classic antique details, right down to the hand-planed wood and genuine milk-paint finish.
This kitchen combines paint with antique pine for the cabinets. The antique pine cabinetry was made by our own shop using wood salvaged by the owner.
This hilltop farmhouse features our own Vintage Custom Cabinetry with Federal style details that are a close match to original details elsewhere in the home. The pine accent pieces & wide board table top were made from the owner's salvaged antique wood.
This kitchen features clean lines and simple details that showcase the gorgeous Red Birch cabinet wood, topped by granite countertops honed to a soft matte finish. This cabinetry was made in our own shop, Vintage Custom Cabinetry.
We designed this kitchen for an actual Shaker built house that still features the original wood windows and beautiful splayed trim. The details of the cabinetry were custom matched to original woodwork elsewhere in the house.
This turn-of-the-century home still has nearly all of its original oak woodwork, which made oak a natural for this new Vintage Custom Cabinetry kitchen.
This milkpaint island features custom turnings inspired by other furniture in the house.
Vintage Custom Cabinetry made this Craftsman style oak colonnade.
This unique custom vanity features recycled antique heart pine with mahogany accents in a bow front design
This kitchen still uses many of the original 60's era "contemporary" birch cabinets. We modified and rearranged a few of them, and refreshed the finish on all of them. New zinc countertop, modern appliances, tile backsplash and a new custom pedestal table from our own shop completed the project.
This Early American country style kitchen features three different colors of painted cabinetry.
A new built-in china cabinet between the kitchen and dining room faces the stair foyer, and creates an inviting look.
A gorgeous selection of wide red birch went into this Vintage Custom Cabinetry kitchen.
The cherry cabinets by Vintage Custom Cabinetry feature a custom deep warm stain
The tiger maple vainty was built by Vintage Custom Cabinetry and features an Indikoi vessel sink
The Bridges House kitchen had to be designed to serve multiple needs -- anything from just a cup of coffee and breakfast for a special guest to a caterer providing for a large event.
The traditional slab sink is granite that matches the countertop. The beadboard backsplash is another detail that was replicated from the original blueprints.
The island includes a raised seating area with a Brazilian Cherry wood top -- known for its superior hardness and great color!
Chamfered corners, glass ends and a pair of elegant reeded brackets lend a touch of finesse to this Quality hutch, which is finished in a lighter tone of antique style paint than the main kitchen.
The multicolor slate backsplash goes well with the craftsman style hood.
This traditional style mantel hood was custom made in our own Vintage Custom Cabinetry shop with details copied from the old house.
A cozy corner next to the restored antique Glenwood cookstove is a perfect spot for a faithful dog.
Table legs at the seating overhang lend a harvest-table look to the island.
A generous island, with room to work and a place to sit. All the knobs and drawer pulls are cherry.
The island features a broad walnut countertop with neatly shaped edges.
... with convenient little drawers.
This Vintage Custom Cabinetry kitchen features cherry cabinets and fully "green" construction, including a zero VOC traditional oil finish, and no manufactured sheet stock -- just all local woods!
The island includes a seating area at the end with an attractive pedestal for support.
This built-in hutch features red birch with a cherry countertop, turnings and molding details.
This Vintage Custom Cabinetry kitchen features a combination of flush inset cherry and genuine milk paint accent pieces
This new powder room in an old Federal Style house features a tiger maple vanity with vessel sink.
Basement finished to create a wonderful dry bar entertainment room "Speakeasy" with maple floors and mahogany cabinetry.
The island was made in our own shop using tiger maple from New Hampshire.
This efficient little Craftsman Style built-in hutch houses the microwave and other small appliances.
The range hood houses a powerful modern blower, but is built in traditional hand-planed paneled style.
These cooking center cabinets feature gently curved finished ends -- matched in the curved countertop and curved molding above.
Three antique delft tiles are featured in the backsplash. The matching pilasters both roll out to reveal handy storage for cooking aids!
We used the owner's salvaged old wide boards to build the refrigerator cabinet to appear like an old batten door.
This shaker style table was built using the owner's 1938 hurricane salvaged wood, and authentic Shaker measured drawings.
The marble-topped custom worktable style vanity is a good fit for this 18th Century Cape.
The owner had some great old wide boards left over from an earlier house project that included some unusual diagonal "dutchman" patches, which we decided to feature in the island countertop and several of the cabinets.
For this cozy breakfast table top, Vintage Custom Cabinetry used some very special wood which the owners had purchased back when they lived for a while in the Philippines. When they returned to NH, they had this wood shipped home, with the thought that someday...
Wiring for an electrical outlet sneaks up inside one of the custom turned legs.
The Shaker style cherry cabinets were made for us by Signature, while our own shop made the central worktable.
The gorgeous highly figured Bubinga was finished with its original "live edge" featured.
The Vintage Custom Cabinetry tiger maple island is topped with a Vermont Verde Antique countertop.
The cabinets are a combination of Quality and our own shop in cherry.
A simple vessel sink rests on a copper countertop, which very nicely compliments the highly figured birds-eye maple.
The figured mahogany hutch was built in our own Vintage Custom Cabinetry shop. It features a delft tile backsplash and soapstone countertop.
The soapstone sink is newly fabricated in the traditional sloped front style.
The breakfast table with its pedestal base, as seen from another angle.
This incredible piece of "waterfall" figured Bubinga was wide enough to do both upper and lower countertops out of the same piece!
There are six Jeffrey Cooper carved panels in the mantel surround featuring different historical locations throughout New Hampshire.
Our shop built the little hutch between the kitchen and the original dining room.
The windows cast generous light into the kitchen.
The curved beadboard ends, pegged & stepped styles show off both the fine craftsmanship and beautifully grained wood of this Vintage Custom Cabinetry kitchen.
The hutch is both good looking and hardworking, as befits the farm heritage of this venerable old house.
A convenient desk tucks into a corner of the kitchen.
Our own custom shop made the special curved cherry seating area.
Vintage Custom Cabinetry built a custom birdseye maple sink base to accomodate the owner's salvaged antiue soapstone sink.
We designed and our own shop built a cozy little banquette with wrap-around mahogany seating. The lighting is transcluscent lathe-turned Aspen by Peter Bloch, which gives off a welcoming warm light.
Our shop made this quartersawn oak step stool to match the cabinetry.
A couple of ebony butterfly dovetail inlays create a nice touch of detail at the elevated cherry sitting counter...
A Welsh cupboard serves to showcase a collection of antique copper molds, while it does double duty as a beverage center, complete with wine cooler. This piece was also built in our own custom shop, with the artistic paint treatment done on site by local artist Judy Dibble.
The reworked mudroom received built-ins by our own Vintage Custom Cabinetry.
Shaker inspired milk painted built-in drawers
Our installer Brett carefully assembles the custom curved pieces for the raised seating area at the island.
The banquette features a small table with a "waterfall" Bubinga wood top.
Our own shop made the custom decorative open shelves
Even the countertop support brackets feature a contemporary curved tubular look; custom shaped in cherry by our own shop.
A detail of the Green & Greene inspired pulls.
We rebuilt this pass-through with a new display cabinet featuring custom leaded glass doors in authentic Craftsman Style.
Where the raised Brazilian Cherry counter turns the corner, the mitered joint is reinforced with inlaid butterfly dovetail keys.
Square ebony pegs add interest to the brackets
This compact vanity was crafted by our own Vintage Custom Cabinetry shop.
A narrow built-in at the foot of the stairs stores wine and holds a secret -- it is a Murphy AKA Harry Potter door that opens!
Tiger maple island cabinets feature easy opening and soft-closing dovetailed drawer boxes.
Stopped chamfers and pegged and tenoned legs give the wood top a classic furniture feel.
A detail of the contemporary birds-eye maple cabinetry.
The cabinet is also a secret Murphy AKA Harry Potter door that swings open!
The tiger maple island features details like these custom reeded corbels, chamfered corners and a panel molding detail that was custom matched to the original door panel molding details we found in the 1835 portion of the house.
Natural light washes over the hand-planed texture of the refrigerator panels.
These little spice "drawers" were Shaker inspired...
Beautiful large and open kitchen in an 1826 farmhouse ell, featuring Quality Cabinetry and a fantastic rebuilt antique stove.
Below the fluted columns are a pair of storage pullout cabinets that visually appear to be the column base.
Open shelves supported by Vintage Custom Cabinetry brackets serve nicely to display the owner's collection of copper and brass cookware.
...with their traditional Shaker oval box inspired curved shape, right down to the brass tacks!
This mahogany cabinet has a lift that raises the TV fro viewing, or lowers to make it disappear.
The column bases pull out to reveal extra storage on both sides of the cooktop base.
The adjacent butler's pantry was also made in our own shop and features restoration glass with antique wavy texture.
