Bathroom cabinet

[JBCrooks]

Hi, guys. I've been around the site for a while, but I haven't posted much. I just got access to a digital camera, so I have to toss in some stuff now.
Here is one of two bathroom vanity cabinets I have made for our new house. It is black walnut with quilted maple pannels.

[Stan]

VERY nice!

[GeekMom]

Beautiful! Much too nice for a bathroom, though!

[MilDoc]

Wow!

Hope I get that good someday!

[drumpriest]

Beautiful choices, 2 of my favorites. Well done, you'll have something to look at other than magazines now :-)

[cgallery]

Holy crap!

[Wood_workur]

WOW!!! Could I please have a couple for my kitchen???

[bigstick509]

Very Nice Work

[lrogers]

Stunning! You did an excellent job.

[jhart]

Beautiful!!!!!

[JimD]

Looks great! Did you pay a high price for the maple or get lucky and pick boards out at the regular maple price? I have gotten figured material both ways. The closest dealer to me sorts out all the good stuff and charges more for it. The other place I go in Charlotte just puts it all out so you can pick through and get some nicer boards if you are willing to work a little and they have just put out some new material.

[mater]

Beautiful work. It looks real nice.

[JBCrooks]

The maple part is a veneer pack that I bought and laminated onto some oak ply. The case of the cabinet and the inside of the doors is all oak ply. I spent about $60 for the sequenced bundle. Pricey, but dang it looks good. I was able to bookmatch both sets of doors that way, though. The black walnut grew in my parents yard until they cut it down to build a sunroom a while back, so I roughed some boards out of it. Final layout of the whole thing will be a 30 inch vanity on each end with a lower makeup area between. Eight feet of bathroom cabinets that have cost me around $200.

[Pappy]

Beautiful! Much too nice for a bathroom, though!

I agree. That quality of wood and work should be out on display!

[John Hunter]

Very nice, I like the contrast.