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“We love the work you’ve done for us everyday!”

Marilyn L., Homeowner

“It has been such a pleasure working with Vision Woodworks. The quality and craftsmanship of your cabinetry are exceptional. The family room desk is both beautiful and functional. It’s so nice to have a central location for the boys to study and do their homework. The cabinetry and woodwork in the master bedroom and bathroom are the focal points of each room and have helped create the tranquil and soothing atmosphere we were trying to achieve. We love it all!”

Kristine F., Homeowner

News & Events

COMPUTER RENDERED DRAWINGS: Using Technology to Accurately Show Possibilities

Post by Vision on August 25, 2011

View this month’s newsletter on computer rendered drawings, and learn how this technology is helping homeowners visualize their dream space on paper.

Computer rendered drawings are extremely helpful in showing homeowners how their “dream space” will actually look. It’s one thing to spout off ideas as you enter their bathroom, and it’s quite another to give them a futuristic picture of all those ideas on paper.

At Vision Woodworks, we have the advantage of not only showing how ceiling-height cabinets will look in a kitchen, we can show you specifically what dark-stained Cherry cabinets would look like, and how that compliments the black granite you’ve just picked out. It’s a technology that we’ve worked hard to master, and are quite pleased with the results.

Computer rendered drawing:

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Completed project. Notice how closely it resembles the rendered drawing.

SEATTLE LINEAR BATHROOM

Post by Vision on August 15, 2011

This was a beautiful linear bathroom we did in Seattle. Double sliding doors open from the hallway, exposing this lovely double-sink vanity. On one side is the glass enclosed shower, and on the other side is the commode.

HOW WOULD THIS LOOK IN YOUR HOUSE?

Post by Vision on August 04, 2011

Our first stop in our most recent round of photo shoots was to a wonderful couple in North Seattle. Like a lot of people, they filled this space with whatever furniture they could find that would fit there. The result was a somewhat functional area with no “wow” factor.

Then came the built-in entertainment center and fireplace surround. Notice how the cabinet perfectly fills the space (the beauty of custom), and blends with the fireplace. There is plenty of storage, with shelves to display beautiful pieces of work. The result was a stunning area, and very happy customers

GALLEY KITCHENS: Ideas for navigating the straight and narrow – July 2011 Newsletter

Post by Vision on July 26, 2011

Galley kitchens. Seattle is full of them. It’s a good thing there are plenty of options available for operating in straight spaces.

Important things to consider when designing a galley kitchen are aisle space, light and storage. It’s also important to make all points of the work triangle easily accessible.

At Vision Woodworks, we have over 12 years experience with Seattle kitchens. Let us take a look at what you have, your wants and space challenges. We’ll help you create a kitchen designed around you, giving you the best in functionality with the style you require.

Take a peak at how these kitchens achieved optimum efficiency and maximum storage.

Below: Made of madrone burl, this kitchen excels on beauty. A bay window at the end radiates light throughout. Cabinet storage space and counter space are both maximized.

Below: Placing the cooktop in a larger area gives this galley kitchen a feeling of openness. The refrigerator is hidden behind cabinetry panels, giving the kitchen a tidy look.

Below: Glass paneled cabinetry and pillars offer a grand entrance to this kitchen. With ample light, this kitchen has an open airy feeling. Cabinetry storage is maximized.

PICTURES OF THE WINNING PROJECT!

Post by Vision on June 30, 2011

Pictures of the project that won a 2011 REX award from the Master Builder’s Association….

This bathroom was previously an empty studded space, and before that an aqua-colored honey bucket. Stained Sapele vertical grain cabinetry and a concrete countertop and backsplash make this small space stunning. Great thought was put into the details of this project. Each square on the side panels were individually cut and placed.Maximizing space, the side panels are hidden medicine cabinets, the doors of which pop out when pressed. Complementing the grain of the wood, a glass vessel sink with “fire” was chosen. The owner was thrilled that this small space could be so functional and yet so inexpensive