Like Father Like Son
Lucas got a little muddy while washing the car.
Then I got a golf cart stuck at a high falutin' charity even my Bank invited me too. Sure, the wetland drainage area looked soggy, but my normally staid accountant who was sitting next me stepped out of character and shouted 'No guts No glory'. Didn't take long to get stuck, and splash ourselves with mud while trying to quickly extricate ourselves from 5" of mud.
The golf carts had some cool gps tracking and tv screen on board, so my Banker Hosts hardly had time to act like they didn't know us before 5 guys, including the course pro, came flying down the hill in 2 carts to 'give us a hand'. Impressively, while they didn't have many courtesies to extend to us, not one said an impolite word.
Luckily, it was a charity event, so all was forgiven quickly, though I did make the Accountant do the 'drive of shame' and take the cart back at the end of the round.
Cottage 46 Nearly Complete
1250 sq ft of really great layout.
On 6+ acres of pretty awesome land.
Built in a little over 7 months, with full collaboration with the homeowners.
Turnkey, fully stylized, with bumper to bumper warranty.
Bronson Bigelow Furniture
With the Country Living magazine coming out and the increased web traffic that is sure to follow, I thought I'd give a shout out to a furniture maker whose creations decorate many a Catskill Farms home - you might live too far away for us to build you a home, but you can always furnish yours with something a little easier to ship than one of our homes.
He's got a good story of dropping out of the corporate law partner track, selling his Tribeca loft, convincing his wife he should buy an old church and become an inn keeper (positioning that agreeably attests to the his lawyer talents he left behind). We built their house back a few years ago and then helped out with the lovingly restored Schoolhouse project.
Their home.
Bronson Bigelow's furniture: http://hillsideschoolhouse.com/shop/
Handsome guy, though I think he needs some tattoo ink on his forearms or something.
His furniture centers around creative reuses and repurposing of familiar pieces.
Factory cart coffee table above -
Repurposed metal ice box below -
Display case.
Red Stripe Side table.
Schoolhouse Beam Coffee Table.
