HenryBuilt's kitchens are gorgeous -- witness Maxwell and Sara Kate's old apartment -- so we're glad to learn that the Seattle-based company is launching Whole House, a line of furnishings for the rest of the home.
HenryBuilt's Whole House Line
The line is available in American black walnut, white oak, teak, and bamboo. This month you can check it out at their Seattle and New York showrooms, next month online.
Via: Dwell Blog
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I love Henry Built..used it on a project a few years ago and remembered that someday I would have this in my home.
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What are the price ranges for their things?
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Those mobile units are pretty cool.
Anything floating (credenza) is pretty cool too.
Their price is high-end but not the highest.
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