DAYTON, OH, May 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Do you just love the warm feeling you get with wood trim accents? Now there is a quick, easy and inexpensive way for you to get that feeling in your home. Since 2008, Habitatter.com has been offering the highest quality in home decorating accessories. In a continuing effort to improve their selection, Habitatter.com announced today the addition Stoney Ridge Cedar Covers.
Stoney Ridge Cedar Covers are carefully crafted from Red Cedar harvested from the artists' own property nestled in the Ozark Mountains. The red cedar covers are left natural in color, and sealed with 2 coats of satin lacquer. Each cover is hand sanded between coats to give it the most beautiful finish.
Greg Simerlink, owner of Habitatter.com, said, "I can't tell you how pleased we are to be able to offer Stoney Ridge Cedar Covers to our customers. These switch plate covers really show off a natural beauty that will enhance any room in your home. Each hand crafted cover truly is one of a kind."
To choose the cover that will complete your unique decorating vision, visit Habitatter.com today!
About Stoney Ridge Cedar Covers: Stoney Ridge Cedar Covers are handmade in the heart of the Ozarks of Arkansas. Each design is truly unique and hand painted by Mother Nature.
Habitatter.com sells a diverse selection of decorative home hardware primarily created by small artists from around the US and Canada. Their primary collection focuses on switch plates and outlet covers, but they also have an array of cabinet pulls and cabinet knobs, doorbells, door knockers, house numbers, switch plate accessories, decorative signs, key racks, wall light sconce covers, coat hooks and dog leash hooks.
Contact:
Habitatter.com
1000 East Second St.
Dayton, OH 45402
937-626-7744
Website: http://Habitatter.com
One Simple Way to Add the Beauty of Wood Trim to Your Home - Habitatter.com Welcomes Stoney Ridge Cedar Covers
Do you just love the warm feeling you get with wood trim accents? Now there is a quick, easy and inexpensive way for you to get that feeling in your home. Habitatter.com announced today the addition Stoney Ridge Cedar Covers.
2011-05-02
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[Press-News.org] One Simple Way to Add the Beauty of Wood Trim to Your Home - Habitatter.com Welcomes Stoney Ridge Cedar CoversDo you just love the warm feeling you get with wood trim accents? Now there is a quick, easy and inexpensive way for you to get that feeling in your home. Habitatter.com announced today the addition Stoney Ridge Cedar Covers.