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Where Can Wooden Inlays Fit in Your Home?
Wooden inlays are pieces where shapes or patterns are cut into a piece of wood then those designs are embedded into other pieces of wood. Typically, the inlay and the background are different wood types. For example, dark mahogany may inlay into a white oak background for a stark color contrast.
Let's take a deeper dive into wooden inlays. In this post, we will discuss how you can add wooden inlays into your home, including on floors, furniture, doors, walls, ceilings, staircases, and kitchen cabinets. Keep reading to learn more about visually stunning wooden inlays.
Elevating a Home with a Dream Sunroom and Porch
At Old School Craftsman, we believe that there is nothing more important than making your home a place that is uniquely yours. What that means is different for every homeowner. Some want large-scale remodels that completely transform their homes and others want modest but profound upgrades that improve their standard of living and add an extra touch of charm to their living space.