Casework

Valhalla Golf Club, originally built in 1986, recently underwent a renovation to prepare for the 2024 PGA Golf Tournament held in May. The project involved a complete renovation of various interior and exterior spaces, while some areas simply received a facelift.

The project involved the creation of a brand-new distillery in Bardstown, KY, featuring public spaces such as a taproom, gift shop, and restrooms.

The use of African Mahogany, herringbone flooring, and specialized spaces such as the wine cellar, office, and cigar humidor reflect meticulous planning and craftsmanship. Addressing moisture issues in the basement was crucial, especially considering the level of detail and investment involved.

The office was designed to create a calm and welcoming environment for clients, focusing on both aesthetics and comfort. Decorative laminate casework adds style and character, while the use of white oak brings warmth and a natural touch.

The project involved renovating existing spaces within the Main Corporate office, including both public and private areas. The selected wood was white oak, complemented by decorative laminate to enhance the aesthetic.

This project involved updating the look of a large law firm’s office in Lexington to create a more contemporary and refined design. White maple was used for the wood components, casework, paneling, and trim, carefully stained to mimic the appearance of walnut.