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Tuesday, April 21, 2009 at 2:59PM | Yuill Here's the segment from Tuesday's CityLine on CityTV:
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 at 2:59PM | Yuill Products & Services
What's New
barn bathroom bedroom blum boardroom building canopy cherry corbels desk dimmable dimming douglas fir drawers fireplace floors FSC hemlock huntsville kitchen LEED lighting maple masonry millwork oak paint perth house pine railway restoration roof shelving showroom southern yellow pine space study table teak trees windows yonge
By Article
- Perth Avenue House Nearing Completion
- Thank you for an amazing IDS show!
- Unique Use of FSC Certified Old Growth Douglas Fir on the Bridle Path
- Exciting New Project (in progress) - 204 Perth Avenue
- Eurolite opens North on Sixty showroom
- Wychwood Park Room Transformed
- Playter Estates Living Room
- Quarter-sawn Douglas Fir furniture custom built for architecture firm
- Seeking worthy cause for old showroom pieces
- North on Sixty Joins 1% for the Planet
- North on Sixty Featured on Dwell
- Thanks for a great show!
- See you at IDS'11 January 27-30
- Check out our new truck livery
- Huntsville kitchen built for performance
- Huntsville home oozes warmth
- From cold kitchen to warm study
- Yonge Street bank building restored
- Dayvan Showroom complete
- Announcing our new teak supplier
- New fireplace gives stone new life
- Interior Design Show '10
- Showing off what's possible in the kitchen in Style at Home
- Waterlife: An amazing new documentary about the Great Lakes
- Archetype Sustainable House Completed
- Watch us on CityLine!
- Really cool opening sequence to the Banff Mountain Film Festival
- Huntsville looking better than ever
- In the News: "Furniture companies give salvaged materials second life"
- Cherry Tree Kitchen
- DYNAMIC SPACE Certified
- Crescent School
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009 at 2:59PM | Yuill
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Reader Comments (2)
Beautiful kitchen!
great design. custom is custom. I love how they reuse their own tree :)