Gateway Showhome
Yet another Predator Ridge Resort masterpiece we are proud to be apart of. Our part in the piece features flawless flat stock casing, two reclaimed wood mantles, one of which is surrounded by reclaimed wood media build-in shelves right near a 3 1/2 inch railing with stainless steel spindles.
Birdie Lake Showhome
Birdie Lake
Vernon, BC - Predator Ridge Resort
The daylight that pours into this home is struck by the sharp rustic wood and dark features of this space. A white washed, tongue and groove, vaulted ceiling is a breath of fresh air as one enjoys the relaxing and comfortable living space below.
Rykon Office
KELOWNA, BC
This unique office combines sharp elements such as our dark tongue and groove wall/ceiling feature, glass walls, a sliding glass barn door as well as a tongue and groove wall feature in the middle of large grey wall tiling.
Predator Ridge Resort Sales Wall Feature
Finished product of our Tongue & Groove stained pine wall feature.
Solid Oak Railing
The contrast of the dark wood against the white walls makes an easily over looked railing into such a feature!
Vertical Grain Fir Custom Barn Door
76 pieces and no instructions... I guess our days of playing Lego paid off!
Here is our vertical grain fir custom barn door!
The Tips - Predator Ridge Resort
Vertical grain fir, diamond shaped, tongue & groove ceiling alongside vertical grain fir, stain grade trim work.
Custom Curved Shaker Style Railing
Large, custom made shaker style posts with decorative post caps. Custom milled curved maple rail with decorative spindles.
Decorative Posts with a Fluted Post Railing
Decorative paint grade post wrapping, thicker flat stock casing with architrave header.
Railing: Fluted post with decorative post caps and dual tone oak rail.
3/4 wall poor man wainscotting.
Beach House Style Windows
Beach House Style Windows with flat stock casing and architrave headers.
Poplar Stain Grade Railing with Iron rod Spindles.
Poplar Stain Grade Railing with Iron rod Spindles & flat stock casing architrave headers.
