• By Melissa Tavares
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17 Of Our Favorite Contemporary Products

Contemporary architectural and interior design is no longer just for city apartment buildings and luxury lofts. Here at Horner Millwork we are seeing more and more contemporary styled products going into homes throughout New England. Manufacturing and delivering traditional and classically-styled windows, doors, kitchens, stairs, and millwork has been our specialty since 1948, but we

• By Melissa Tavares
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[New Photography] Modern Views in Providence with Kolbe VistaLuxe

The original Georgian-style home needed to be torn down. When our homeowner customers purchased a Georgian-style home in Providence, RI, they adored the location and neighborhood but the house itself lacked modern appeal. Built in the early 1900's, the antiquated old house was in disrepair and needed to be torn down. The homeowners dreamed of

• By Melissa Tavares
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5 Things To Love About Masonite’s New Livingston Molded Interior Door

Masonite has revolutionized the molded interior door market with the introduction of the Livingston door. The Livingston door offers the look of custom without the higher price tag and longer lead time of many custom wood or mdf doors. We can all agree that custom wood and mdf interior doors are stunning, but for some

• By Jessica Andree
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What’s New in Interior Doors

Masonite unveiled the new Livingston door at the International Builders Show in January and it was a showstopper, recognized by BIMsmith as 'Best of IBS 2019'. The Livingston door has traditional elements and a unique profile that is versatile enough to fit in with a range of design styles. Horner stocks the Livingston in Smooth

• By Melissa Tavares
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Inside Masonite’s 2019 Design Report

You don’t need to be a design aficionado to know that chic interiors are all the rage these days. Just as the 20th century brought rise to the glorification of the fashion world, the 21st century is shaping up to be the century to celebrate great interior design. In the early 1900’s clothing was largely

• By Melissa Tavares
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[New Photography] Three-Story Ascension In Cambridge

Magic happens when the homeowner of a new construction project is also a builder. When our builder-customer purchased a dilapidated house on a postage-stamp sized lot on the outskirts of Boston in beautiful Cambridge, MA he had dreams to replace it with a stately new home that celebrated the original grandeur of its predecessor. The obsolete

• By Melissa Tavares
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[Featured Project] Historic Rehoboth Library Addition

The original Goff Memorial Hall, a large, wooden Victorian-style building in Rehoboth, MA was built in 1886 and contained schoolrooms, a lecture hall, a library, and an antiquarian room. Sadly, that building was struck by lightning in 1911 and burned to the ground. A grand new Goff Memorial Hall was erected out of brick in 1915,