I received this very flattering email  today from a client;

 

Hello,

 I’ve enjoyed browsing through your website.  I’m considering wainscoting a portion of my house and your products look miles better than anything else that I’ve seen.

 A quick question:  how do you transition from a wainscoted wall to one that is not?  I envision this happening at a corner, but I can’t picture how to do so neatly.

 Any chance that you have a photo of a similar situation from your own work?

 Thanks a lot,

 Randy

Freeland, MD

 

Randy actually has a great eye for detail. Our website shows miles better because I design and build our products as if I were putting them in my own house. We build everything by hand here, our craftsmen love it!. The other wainscoting companies out there for instance Intrig & Wainscoting America take a sheet of material, lay it on a table, and a computerized router drops down to carve shapes out of it. No comparison to our traditionally milled wainscoting.

That’s the difference you’ll get between us and the other guys.

So I am glad Randy found us before someone else, because now I can help him transform his home from “ordinary to extraordinary”.

Looking forward to it Randy

Sincerely,

Michael Yedowitz