WINCHESTER, VA – Timberlake Cabinetry, a leading supplier to the new construction market, brings custom-look style and personalized functionality to The New American Home, the annual showcase house of National Association of Home Builders. TNAH is presented in conjunction with the International Builders’ Show in Orlando, FL, Feb. 8-11, 2012. The home is open to builders, remodelers, architects and designers as a way to discover new design trends, products and construction technology.

Twelve rooms of the 4,181 square-foot home feature Timberlake Cabinetry. The updated “White Box” architecture, reminiscent of the Sarasota School’s philosophy of the 50s and 60s, relies on contemporary collections from Timberlake to reflect the warm sophistication of the design. The sleek Lausanne slab doors in near-noir Maple Espresso extend a unified furniture-style look through the home, appearing in the kitchen, media room, loft, master bedroom, powder room, office, family room, art gallery and dining room. Phil Kean, whose trio of Phil Kean Designs companies served as the architect, builder and interior design service for TNAH, describes the effect: “This rich, almost black, tone gets pulled into this White Box, and it warms up the whole house. It’s a really good blend.”

In the master and guest baths and the art studio, the clean white of New Haven Maple Linen was chosen to add a counterpoint to darker shades throughout the rest of the home. A classic line and coloring creates a timeless feel that never feels outdated.

Source: Timberlake Cabinetry