
The Boat House — highly figured wood, copper-colored hood straps, fully paneled appliance wall.
The pieces below were built to order, with much of Miller & Slay’s building and woodworking done at a private workshop in Morrow, Ohio. Details are described from the finished work itself; client names and locations stay private.

The Boat House — highly figured wood, copper-colored hood straps, fully paneled appliance wall.

Painted kitchen — range surround with arched valance, corbels, and lighted display uppers.

Furniture-detailed island — turned legs, corbels, seating overhang.

Lighted china uppers, paneled refrigerator surround, stacked ovens in a full tall-cabinet run.

Arched hood mantel and a furniture-style sink base with bun feet.

White traditional kitchen with a contrasting furniture-base island.

Floor-to-ceiling pantry wall with a lighted hutch, beside a banquette nook.

Curved shiplap surround built around a reef system — concealed access above and below.

Tasting island and backlit curved-slat racking wall.

Two-tone cellar — diamond bins, bottle grids, and case storage below.

Case drawers on full-extension slides — joinery you can pull out and inspect.

Arched display niches and integrated lighting between racking rows.

Label-forward display rack on a figured wood counter.

Collective Country — highly figured wood and painted casework in an Early American register.

Custom curved bar and lighted back-bar — part of a whole-home restoration of a private Tudor estate.
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