I'm a designer and artist.
I do this, that and the other.
Sometimes all three.
Not at the same time though.
Noreen,
If you're contemplating a remodeling or new building project and are interested in contracting my design services, please contact me at custom.cabinetree@ yahoo.com. I would love to help!
I have to credit my mother
for sparking my interest
in design and home decorating.
Many of my toys
encouraged my creativity by
allowing me to mold the world
to the way I wanted it to be:
constructing with Lego Logs,
decorating Barbie's townhouse,
graphing home floor plans.
After school,
I was lucky enough
to experience a variety of
manufacturing and design jobs
that have provided me with
a thorough understanding
of the myriad details
necessary to create
functional, comfortable spaces.
After ten years in the housing industry
and seven years
designing custom cabinetry,
I now work independently
with select clients
to build the space of their dreams.
Using a client's dream list,
I incorporate all their wants and needs
with their actual physical space.
With computer-generated pictures
to illustrate my ideas,
that space comes to life!
The client is able to view the space
from all angles before committing
to pricey space alterations
or custom cabinetry.
Through partnerships with
local cabinetry shops
and decorating houses,
I'm able to see the project
through to its completion,
providing peace of mind for my client
and a gorgeous living space for
them and their family
for many years to come.
Please e-mail me at custom.cabinetree@yahoo.com
to begin to build your dream space!
To defeat those dreaded spammers,
please type "FineCrafted - Project"
in the subject line.
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Dirty Birds (via Nori’s Finecrafted)
Last week, a local Amish farm freed their chickens from the building in which they’ve always lived. I’m fascinated by the acres of chickens! LOL
This bunch of chickens looked like kids at recess - digging and playing in the dirt. Rather fitting, since that’s an Amish schoolhouse in the background.
