An informal peek behind the scenes at NR Hiller Design, Inc., www.nrhillerdesign.com, a business specializing in period-inspired (or, to be more precise, period-authentic–to the degree that our customers allow) furniture, built-ins, and design for homes and offices from the Victorian to the mid-century modern.
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Shavings
- This is what retirement does for some people
- Vacation reading
- Behind the Scenes on a Fine Woodworking Shoot
- Venetian Green Hoosier
- New desk for an old building, Part 3
- New desk for an old building, Part 2
- New desk for an old building, Part 1
- There’s nothing like a good tool
- David: 1, Goliath: 0.
- Handcut Dovetails Versus Heirloom Tomatoes
- Small world
- PPT
- What’s it worth?
- Thanksgiving Surprise
- Special Guests Visit the Shop
- Saving the sausage
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Kitchen history as social criticism
100+ images of architectural photography by Kendall Reeves
Outstanding film about historic preservation in Indiana
Fabulous magazine for lovers of old houses
In the header photo:
Jim (second from right) and colleagues from the Imperial War Museum, Duxford Airbase, 1986





My dear sister,
You are cut from our father’s cloth, a regular ‘chip off the old block’. I LOVE the way you write.
I love you too,
Maggie