A zinc clad shelf at the end of kitchen cabinets. The cabinets were made from American wormy chestnut. 
Archive for the Kitchens Category
Something Old, Something New
Posted in Built-in pieces, FOUND: Objects, Kitchens with tags Recycled Materials on August 1, 2010 by benridderingFarm House Project
Posted in Brighams furniture, Kitchens with tags Brigham's kitchen, reclaimed slate on June 30, 2010 by benridderingIt’s been a while since my last post. I have been working with John Brigham (Brigham’s Furniture) on a local farm house that is being refurbished. The house is over a hundred years old. Following are some photos of some pieces that we have done:
A peek through the door at one of the bathroom vanities (above).
Kitchen
Kitchen island (below)
Counter tops made from reclaimed pool table slate (above).
Bar area. Black walnut counters (by others).
Refrigerated Drawers
Posted in Brighams furniture, Built-in pieces, Kitchens with tags cabinetry around refrigerated drawers, custom refrigerated drawers, rustic cabinetry over refrigerator on January 8, 2010 by benridderingChina Cabinet
Posted in Brighams furniture, Kitchens with tags Brighams china cabinet, copper counter top, Copper door panel on September 25, 2009 by benriddering
I built this piece for my wife a couple of years ago. (I apologize for the poor quality photos–that’s what happens when I take them myself)
Copper counter surface (Brighams style).

Copper door panel.
Brigham Style Kitchen Cabinets
Posted in Brighams furniture, Built-in pieces, Kitchens with tags Brighams kitchen cabinets, built in cabinetry, john brigham kitchen on August 19, 2009 by benriddering
This is another job that I worked on for John Brigham (along with Seth Hock, Karl Lundeen and West Fletcher). John has developed a unique and recognizable style of furniture/cabinetry, I’ve enjoyed working with him since 1996. (About half of the work I do currently is for John.)



Cabinets were made from reclaimed douglas fir.
…and a shot of their son’s funky bathroom vanity–just for kicks.










