SDC10034.jpg A three sided custom bathroom vanity with a recessed marble top. SDC10153.jpg These bookcases are included in the developement at Stammer Parke. SDC10157.jpg This is a custom triangled shaped bathroom vanity with working drawers. SDC10177.jpg In the background you can see lateral legal sized file drawers, with bookcases on top, for a home office. SDC10040.jpg A custom sized bathroom vanity that has been glazed. SDC10171.jpg This desk features paper slots and a custom made corkboard back. SDC10051.jpg This is a massive bathroom vanity. It is ten feet long and nine feet in height. It includes sink flips, pocket doors with a television pull-out, and lights in the soffit. img014.jpg It might not look like it, but this entertainment center will hold a 52 inch television. It is fifteen feet long and nine feet in height. Also featured are raised panel headers. SDC10074.jpg With a television mount and make up counter in the center this is one large vanity. SDC10076.jpg This desk features a keyboard pull-out, a printer pull-out, a pencil drawer and plenty of storage. SDC10080.jpg Angled cabinets flanking the fire place added much needed storage to this room. 100_0294.jpg Custom arch top bookcase and a custom mantle are installed in one of Haury and Smiths developements on Lone Oak. SDC10155.jpg These bookcases are two of our more plain models. 100_0301.jpg A small coffee bar in a bathroom. 100_0315.jpg This is another coffee bar in a bathroom are, they are getting quite popular these days. IMG_0322.jpg This style of entertainment center is our most popular design. It features two side bookcase that are shallower than the center and raised panel headers. IMG_0323.jpg In this side profile you can see the raised panel end panel, the offset deatail, and the crown mould. IMG_0324.jpg Here you can see the custom raised panel header with the keystone and the crown moulding detail around it. IM000083.jpg This entertainment center is pretty much the same as the one before except it has an arch top on it. SDC10056.jpg This bookcase is massive, it is over four feet wide and twelve foot tall. SDC10039.jpg A raised panel side detail really enhances the look of this vanity. IM000096.jpg Trying to maximize space with door concerns, this bathroom vanity had to have a clipped corner with open shelving. SDC10057.jpg A custom mantle and two 16ft built in bookcases with barrel arches on the top. SDC10046.jpg A large bathroom vanity with a hidden Television behind pocket doors. SDC10046.jpg Another view of the same bathroom vanity. SDC10052.jpg This is another bathroom vanity with a television behind pocket doors. hr1.jpg These built-ins are standard at Hobbs Place and Morning Side, and other Haury and Smith developments. ele1.jpg Elevator at 1010 16th Avenue building before staining. ele2.jpg Another view of the elevator at 1010 16th Avenue building before staining SDC10101.jpg Elevator at 1010 16th Avenue building stained and finished. 100_1599.jpg Closet drawer stacks and a sweater shelf with a panel concealing a return air unit. 100_1601.jpg His and hers closet drawer stacks. bo1.jpg Walnut vanity with drawers moved to the bottom to allow for a function drawer. bo4.jpg Another closet drawer stack, this time with jewelry drawers on top. bo5.jpg Alexander Built-in john1.jpg Built-in Next To Stone Wall bo7.jpg Alexander Built-in bo11.jpg These are cabinets in a laundry room. bo10.jpg Another view of the same laundry room. john20.jpg This house had this same set-up in three rooms. A window seat, desk, and a bookcase. john29.jpg This is the angled bookcase from a different view. john27.jpg This is the built-in desk from a different view. john25.jpg A close up on one style of window seat that we offer. This one has a bead board front to match the room. john35.jpg This double drawer stack does not have the smaller jewelry drawers on top. john37.jpg These bookcases have been intergrated with a coffered ceiling. john34.jpg These are the standard closet units that we offer. john33.jpg The top of this desk has removable slots for mail and other papers. john13.jpg These dining room cabinets were designed to give the maximum amount of space without taking too much away from the room.