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A Formal Dining Room in Walnut

Listing #3170 Listed on: 02/20/2011 Company Name: Hudson Cabinetmaking, Inc.
Name: Russell Hudson Member

This project looked so good at the end I thought it was worth a post...
This was to be a formal dining room. We went with walnut stained a little darker (almost an 'ebonized' look). Even the vent panel was built of walnut.
I'm always looking out for a wainscot panel pattern a step better than simple rectangles. I like this pattern of a horizontal panel at the top with two verticals below.

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Posted By:Dave Nauman
Beautiful work.
Posted By:Chris
Dave is right, the work is beautiful, but the thing i notice most is the finish. Not enough o's in smoooooooth to describe it.
Posted By:Quicktrim
Was this built and then finished on site or was everything pre-finished and then installed?

What type of finish and equipment?
Posted By:Russell
Finished on site.
Sprayed lacquer.
Posted By:brandon collins
Very nice work, just one thing, was always thought that grain direction on paneling should always be upward not left to right as on this project was the reason for this the smaller panels ?

Posted By:Russell Hudson
Panel's grain is most often done vertically, but ALWAYS? That's plain silly. I placed the grain horizontally because when you look at the whole room, the wainscot is a horizontal band running all the way around the 4 walls. Thought it would look better that way. As I look at the picture again, either way would have been handsome.
Posted By:Sarah
Beautiful craftsmanship, could you please tell me what color paint you used on the walls. It coordinates so well.
Posted By:Russell Hudson
it is a glazed application with more than one coat & I've no idea of the two colors chosen / sorry

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