When the latest edition of K+BB reached our hands we were delighted to spot so many of our products gracing the front page. This beautifully rich and eclectic kitchen was designed by Anthony Albert Studios and found its way as K+BB’s cover story. Respecting the colonial inspiration of this New Jersey home’s architecture and interiors, while keeping it refreshing and modern in its use of diverse materials, the 600-sq-ft kitchen exudes an elegance one often associates with Old-World craftsmanship while providing all of the conveniences of contemporary life.

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Once our quality control team is content that all the blocks have been evenly squared, then they can be moved on to the next station to be templated. Using templates that already been cut from our master – the original design from which all designs are derived, the squared up blocks are cut-out for pre-machining processing.

This is the story of how a piece of wood becomes something much more… When people visit our Toronto facility, one of the things that usually surprises them the most is our unique Art For Everyday manufacturing process. Art For Everday is an indigenous company with 100% of its products created in North America.  All [...]

Every so often we are going to focus on one of the fantastic hardwoods that are commonly used in the furniture component industry.  This time it’s one of North America’s most famous emblems – the maple wood. The standard size for most maple trees is 10–45 metres (30–145 ft) in height. Most species are deciduous, with [...]