It’s been busy the last few years. These are some photos of projects that we haven’t had
time to arrange a photo shoot for, after the homeowner has had the opportunity to get
moved in after our installation. The work shown at the top of this page was done a few
years ago, more recent projects are down below.

This wine room will(eventually) be a part of a dedicated
page. Constructed of Mahogany and dyed with a custom
mixture. It holds about 3000 bottles. This is part of a
lower level remodel which was recently completed. The
design was a collaboration between Shadowhill and the
homeowner. We here at Shadowhill do a very good job
creating a balanced, attractive design but the skill and
good taste of the homeowner to put the finishing touch
to the project is apparent when the end result is
presented.

Standing at the wine room above looking at the bar.
Looking the other way we see the entrance to the bar, the bath and a storage room. We specially select the grain for all our projects but in this the panels are all a beautiful ribbon laced grain
A shot of the entry to the wine room. If we have time we will dedicate a full page to this project.
We are very fortunate to have followed such a fantastic project as the wine room and bar with this study. The final touches are still being applied to this exquisite, professionals home office. Carefully distressed with integrated cabinet lighting.
This is another project which will receive special attention. We still have a few details to complete, the homeowner has begun moving in and will have it decorated soon
This was a fantastic opportunity for us, this was an update in a historic home located in the shadow of Hawthorn Hill, Orville. The homeowner loved the look but wanted it to be modernized and have the flaws in the original piece corrected.  This mahogany butler’s pantry now has dimmable led lighting and soft-close hardware. The crystal knobs and pulls our client selected finished it off very nicely.

This basement remodel included a very large bar and wine room. It was
located an hour away so we still need to return for final photos.

This home office, theater cabinets and beam mantle were two projects we just completed in home at Country Club of the North. The beams were repurposed, originally part of a barn built between 1850-1875. A lot of handwork and even holes where the barn was held together by wooden pegs. The theater room we gave a nice, subtle depth with the side paneling. The home office was a bit of a challenge the arched soffits requiring more thought and planning. We included dimmable display lighting, soft close hardware and carefully selected all grain. Lighting was from the window and overwhelming, this shows off our limited photography skills.