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Farrow and Ball

DoorsandDrawers.Com is about building individually made furniture and creating 21st century kitchens with early 20th century charm.  Our work  displays an appreciation for  Craftsman, Shaker, Prairie and Mission schools of design. These styles were born or heavily influenced by the Arts and Crafts Movement from the late 1800s well into the early 1900s. The company is set apart by a willingness to tailor each piece built to the specific desires of customers and this  at reasonable cost. Fine locally grown northern hardwoods are used to create beautiful kitchens along with stunning history inspired furniture.

Please take time to read some of the comments made by customers after receiving their crafted pieces. Customer satisfaction is of utmost priority. Our furniture and kitchens have now been sold in 24 states with the list growing. Take time to explore the website and visit the contact page to have your questions answered.   Enjoy!

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The Standen sideboard is well crafted with 3 lobe landscape inlays in each door. The exterior is built with quartersawn white oak hardwood while the drawers are made with walnut. Simply put, this piece speaks of late 19th century quality and appeal. Also available in cherry hardwood.

 



Stickley Server

 

The Wykeham Kitchen Server is inspired by designers Gustav Stickley and Harvey Ellis. It is also available as a kitchen island in different sizes. The server pictured is Oak but is available in Cherry hardwood and offered in different stain colors. Click the picture for more info at Etsy.

 

 

 

Craftsman Kitchen Island 

 

 

The Cheshire Kitchen Island is a bold weighty design that adds a classic look to any style of kitchen. It is offered with or without a hardwood or granite top in a variety of finishes. Click the picture for more details

 

 

 

 

Kitchen Island           

The Wellington kitchen island (left) is a stunning old design that brings to life beauty and functionality. Click on the pictures for descriptions, design details and ordering information.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  The design of the Sumner Writing Desk (right), which was influenced by architect  Charles Greene, is offered at our Etsy shop. The cloud brackets display a Japanese influence which began to appear  in designs by the famous architects Greene and Greene as early as 1904.

     

 

 

 

 

Mission Style Sideboard

 

The Dallington Sideboard (left) is for the purist who appreciates Arts and Crafts style furniture. We offer it in cherry and oak hardwoods. The Dallington was featured in the summer 2010 issue of Arts and Crafts Homes magazine at the request of one of the editors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 The Mather Mission Style Kitchen Island (right) definitely has a Stickley influence. It too is offered in cherry and oak hardwoods. As with all our work, this island comes with long- lasting drawers built using dovetail joinery.  The Mather  comes with a granite top.