Comments on: Quality crafstsmanship vs “green” gimmickry http://metalloarts.com/quality-crafstsmanship-vs-green-gimmickry/ Handcrafted fine art custom range hoods, zinc countertops, and more! Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:12:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: Donna K http://metalloarts.com/quality-crafstsmanship-vs-green-gimmickry/#comment-16 Donna K Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:32:09 +0000 http://metalloarts.com/quality-crafstsmanship-vs-green-gimmickry/#comment-16 Wow, beautiful hood. And the house looks gorgeous. Whose idea was the octagon tray ceiling? Wow, beautiful hood. And the house looks gorgeous. Whose idea was the octagon tray ceiling?

]]> By: Metallo Arts web admin http://metalloarts.com/quality-crafstsmanship-vs-green-gimmickry/#comment-17 Metallo Arts web admin Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:49:27 +0000 http://metalloarts.com/quality-crafstsmanship-vs-green-gimmickry/#comment-17 The design came from <a href="http://panageries.com/" rel="nofollow">Panageries</a>, a design firm in Greenville, SC. The ceiling was pressed, painted, and installed by our sister company, <a href="http://valleytinworks.com" rel="nofollow">Valley Tin Works</a>. The house was well executed all around. Neal Prince Architects deserves a lot of credit. The only regret we had is that we didn't have a chance to work on the copper domes; we could have done something really exciting with those concepts. The design came from Panageries, a design firm in Greenville, SC. The ceiling was pressed, painted, and installed by our sister company, Valley Tin Works.

The house was well executed all around. Neal Prince Architects deserves a lot of credit. The only regret we had is that we didn’t have a chance to work on the copper domes; we could have done something really exciting with those concepts.

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