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DIY: Log Run Hickory Floors
Posted by Megan Sprague
Lauren Power of our New Hampshire design team received this photo and letter from her clients in Walpole, NH! The floor is unfinished… but GORGEOUS just the same. We hope to get some additional photos once the finish is applied!
Hi Lauren. Hope this email finds you and the baby in good health. Thought I would send you a small section of the floor. As of yesterday, it is all in. Moe and I are so pleased. It is absolutely beautiful!! Thank you so much for your time and your help through the process. We will never forget all you did. Are you all settled into your house?
Posted on November 12, 2008 at 03:27 PM in Customer Stories • DIY • Hardwood Flooring • Home Building & Contracting • Wood Grains & Styles • (0) Comments
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Beautiful Walnut: Los Altos, California
Posted by Megan Sprague
Here's a nice letter and photos that Dan O'Neill of our West Hollywood Design Center received from his clients in Los Altos, California.
Hi Dan,
How are you doing? We moved into our place this past summer - the floor looks great and everyone that comes in admires how it looks.
Thanks,
Mike
Posted on November 7, 2008 at 11:40 AM in Customer Stories • Hardwood Flooring • Wood Grains & Styles • (1) Comments
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Tender Restaurant at the Luxor Hotel!
Posted by Megan Sprague
Tender is the new steakhouse at the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas! Carlisle worked with the designers on the project. Here's what Jason Wolfe, Carlisle sales person from the West Hollywood office, had to say about his participation in the project.
"We all decided that to complete the restaurant’s masculine look would be to use our 400 year old Original Gray Exterior Barn Siding, random widths of 5-12” wide and very long boards (nothing shorter than about 10’). The design team is based out here in Los Angeles (great ladies!) and my builder is located in Vegas. Pretty cool project… in a wicked cool setting."
Here's one of Tender's ads
Posted on November 5, 2008 at 11:39 AM in Green Building • True Hardwood Story • Wood Grains & Styles • (0) Comments
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Helping a Local Community
Posted by Megan Sprague
Rick Menard, of our New York Sales Region, sent in a donation to benefit this charity and here's a letter we received from them...
Miracles On Main Street had their wine event to benefit Connecticut Children's Medical Center! The event was
was held Oct 10, 2008 at the Keeney Cultural Center, Main Street in Wethersfield.
We are pleased to report the event was a great success and we raised $11,000 for CCMC!
Thank you so very much to all our supporters; our sponsors, contributers, volunteers and those who attended our fundraiser! For additional details and event night photos, click here!Posted on November 3, 2008 at 02:18 PM in Customer Stories • (0) Comments
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It’s a Small World Indeed
Posted by Megan Sprague
While bow hunting for whitetail deer in the beautiful
state of Illinois last week, I was reminded how it is a small world we
live in, and the genuine kindness of people stretches across our lands.
Having filled my tag, I had an extra day to kill so I decided to look up
a friend of an old client to ask permission to hunt his farm. I drove to
the road I had written down two years earlier, and knocked on the first
door I came across, without luck. I proceeded up the dirt road and
came across a large steel building, with the most beautiful view.
After knocking on the door, the gentleman that answered turned out to be
the friend of my client. I introduced myself as having worked with his
friend and before I could tell him what company I was with, he asked me
to step into the building, then he had me turn around to see the wall
behind us. He said, "look familiar?" It was a large wall of our
beautiful wide heart pine from end-to-end, leftovers from his friend's
home I worked on.
When Jim said to me, "I have been waiting for you to stop in, and you
are more than welcome to hunt here", I couldn't believe it. This is from
a conversation I had with a client two years ago, and this gentleman
still remembered! The genuineness and kindness the man showed me is just
another of the many reasons I do what I do, and enjoy it so much.Rick
Posted on November 3, 2008 at 02:06 PM in True Hardwood Story • (0) Comments
Country Road in Autumn
New Hampshire