A pheasant tail fly worked well just beyond this kitchen window here on a catch and release part of the Lewis River. Genuine Honduran mahogany is for boatbuilding, and works for kitchen and bath countertops too if they are not too busy. The polyurathane satin-flat finish is durable and ambers nicely with sunlight. Berkely Tack of St. Helens hand-forged the hinges and pulls.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
MAHOGANY COUNTERTOPS
A pheasant tail fly worked well just beyond this kitchen window here on a catch and release part of the Lewis River. Genuine Honduran mahogany is for boatbuilding, and works for kitchen and bath countertops too if they are not too busy. The polyurathane satin-flat finish is durable and ambers nicely with sunlight. Berkely Tack of St. Helens hand-forged the hinges and pulls.
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