• By Melissa Tavares
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How to Choose the Correct Size Crown Moulding

Crown moulding is often treated as a purely decorative element in a room, but it actually plays an important architectural role in traditional interior design. Within the house, the selective use of crown moulding in formal public rooms helps to distinguish those rooms from the more casual private spaces. Within the room, crown mounding helps

• By Jessica Andree
• In Horner Blog

Trending | Glass and Brass

Everything old is new again – and if you keep up with interior design trends, you know that brass and glass hardware, lighting and faucets are hot right now. Since updating your hardware is the easiest way to keep your space looking contemporary and fresh, we’re sharing some inspiration photos from Emtek. This beautiful beach

• By Jessica Andree
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Masonite Project | Four Generations One Roof

If you follow us on social media, you may have seen our recent project with Jessica Bruno from Four Generations One Roof. Jessica blogs about home and other projects and we're glad she was able to get her pool house buttoned up before the cold weather arrives. We love seeing the final install of our

• By Melissa Tavares
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[New Photography] Nantucket Culinary Center

22 Federal Street before renovation. Photo by Nicole Harnishfeger. Source: The Inquirer and Mirror The story of the gorgeous historic building that sits at 22 Federal Street in downtown Nantucket began over 140 years ago when it was built as a private residence. Over its long history it had changed hands and occupants several times

• By Melissa Tavares
• In Horner Blog

10 Smart Storage Solutions from Kemper Cabinetry

What differentiates the sleek kitchens that are showcased on our favorite HGTV home improvement television shows from our own kitchens at home?  The answer is often countertop clutter.  The gorgeously staged kitchens that are celebrated on tv and in magazines are meticulously styled by professional interior designers making them look picture-perfect for the camera. Many

• By Melissa Tavares
• In Horner Blog

[New Photography] 60 Ship Street Providence

New in our photo gallery is a charming historic factory building turned modern office space located in Providence's Jewelry District. The N.H. Haronian Building at 60 Ship Street was built by Nazareth Haronian in 1925 to house Mr. Haronian's small jewelry and novelty company. Over the years the building has had many occupants including the well-loved local

• By Jessica Andree
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Kemper Cabinetry: Fall Savings Event

Kemper Cabinetry is known for being a high-quality, affordable line, backed by a lifetime warranty. Kemper offer hundreds of options for door styles, wood species, and finishes so you can be sure to find a perfect combination to complement your style. Learn more about Kemper Cabinetry. Kemper Cabinetry Fall Sale 9/5/18 - 10/16/18 With a 4

• By Melissa Tavares
• In Horner Blog

[Video] Create a Countertop Message Center in 30 Seconds

We all have that messy corner of the kitchen that collects a pile of mail, catalogs, and coupons. This sweet little countertop message center comes together in 30 seconds using a stair tread and four letter trays and can help keep your kitchen tidy. Watch our new video to see how easy it is to

• By Melissa Tavares
• In Horner Blog

Meet the Kitchen Design Team

"Home is where the heart is" and the heart of the home is the kitchen. It's where friends and family gather, holidays are celebrated, and memories are made. The kitchen also establishes the style of the home with its finishes and details. Here in the Kitchen Design Center at Horner Millwork our members of the

• By Melissa Tavares
• In Horner Blog

9 Tips to Create a Gorgeous White Kitchen

Back in 2003 when I was renovating my first home it was hard to find an affordable cabinet manufacturer that offered white painted cabinets. Yes, cabinetry with a white thermofoil finish (yuck!) was common, but that plastic coating was better suited for low cost rental properties where durability was more important than style. Fast forward