Atlantic Design Center, A Division of Eldredge Lumber
627 U.S. Route 1
York, ME 03909
Phone: 207-363-3004
sgagnon@eldredgelumber.com
http://www.atlanticdesignctr.com
Atlantic Design Center is New England's premier kitchen and bath showroom. Find the vision of Atlantic Design Center.
Firm Profile
Located on New England's seacoast, the Atlantic Design Center is a 8000-square-foot, the whole house exhibition space open for Homeowners and business professionals looking for a customized design experience. In June 2006, owner Scott Eldredge, opened the Design Center, an extension of his highly successful kitchen design department Eldredge Lumber.
In this short space of time, since its opening, the high-end state-of-the-art kitchen and bath showroom has become an area of go-planning center is the overwhelming choice of custom Cabinetry and expertise to design professionals. Presentation Mode boasts a full kitchen, bathroom, living room, mudroom, laundry room and butler's pantry screens, so customers can see the entire home design project. Holding the "Best Showroom in North-Boston," Atlantic Design Center is a hidden treasure, you have to see to believe.
Specialties
Atlantic Design Center features the latest trends and technologies in the home design industry, yet never strays from the quality and skills of the customers are waiting for the custom Cabinetry showroom. Private room containing rows of predator Custom Cabinetry, Acorn Custom Cabinets, Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry, Habersham designs, Cabico Custom Cabinetry and semi-custom production Cabinetry Medallion Cabinetry, and Shiloh Cabinetry. A fine natural stone and hand-shaped wood table top products Cabinetry highlight the options offered, and the state-of-the-art appliances from Sub-Zero and Wolf, seamlessly combines the overall design of any room at home.
In addition, the Atlantic Design Center has a wide range of tile and floor coverings, as well as the designer of the window and wall coverings, to make this design showroom one-stop-shopping experience. Above all, professionals in the Atlantic Design Center to anticipate the needs of their customers and offer a practical approach to design. From idea to installation, the design team will help you through the entire project, all at the same time maintaining a style and vision in mind. The design staff of Atlantic Design Center works of customers across the country who are either currently building or remodeling a second home in New England or the re-location to the area. Their certified kitchen and bath designers understand the home is a sanctuary, which would directly respond to lifestyle and personality of the owner. We invite you to visit the Atlantic Design Center and find a vision.
New England Design Hall of FamePremier Features
Like all good Mizner Loyalist , we love Johnnie Brown. Johnny Brown was Addison Mizner's pet spider monkey. He is burried down a little Via off Worth Avenue in Palm Beach.
Linha Infantil e Juvenil
This is a promotional map from Addison Mizner ( Boca Raton Historical Society )
This is last October's cover, and it is soooooo Boca ! ( this October's cover might be very different )
This is the Historical Society's Building, they took over the Original Town Hall Building.
( Click on pics to enlarge )
The Boca Raton Resort's entrance. ( click to enlarge )
How about a swim at this pool ? Yes, This is The Boca Raton Resort and yes more people watching, sometimes bordering on a freak show. But that is just through my eyes, what do I know ? ( if you come down and run into me at Mizner's, I'll tell you what I know, and you won't believe it !!! Truth really is stranger that fiction. ( click to enlarge )
The Boca Raton Resort Golf Course 
This is Red Reef Park in Boca Raton.
More of Red Reef Park. Everyone comes to sun bathe and snorkel here.
This is what we refer to as 'Mizner'. It is an open air city center with apartments above the stores and restaurants below all inspired by the Mizner design style. You do not want to miss this !!! It has many great restaurants and good shopping as well. And the 'Starbucks' here is a hot spot.
Since it is NO FUN walking on the sand barefoot, you can will me here, ( please DON'T)
Central Park has always been a very special place to me. It is so very beautiful all year !!
When I first moved to Manhattan in 1975 I danced the nights away at places like; Studio 54, Xenon's, Hippopotamus , The Library, and I would end up eating breakfast just before dawn at The Brasserie on east 53rd Street . The Brasserie was well known and great for people watching, there were many drunk & stoned Movies Star's along with the Famous Clothing Designers. 'The Lush Life' in more than one way.
Right outside the windows of cafes all over Manhattan you would see people sleeping in doorways , hallways, over subway grates covered with newspaper to keep warm. By the rivers , and under bridges you would see people living in boxes and burning fires in coffee cans to cook and keep warm. The city of Manhattan was bankrupt, there was no help or place for these poor people.
You know, It was a difficult time for me (and it certainly could have gotten worse for me) as well, because I was young, stupid, spending everything I got my hands on, and I was so afraid that I might miss something. I was burning at both ends. It was all so sophisticated and beautiful I thought. 
Secretaria Vivre
This post started while researching swimming pools, one thing led to another and I was at San Simeon. This pool room must have been a magical place to experience. Upon further investigation I was reminded of the Stock Market Crash of 1929....
(W.R.H. was originally a DEMOCRAT but became a Republican)
On a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean, halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, was donated by the Hearst Corporation to the state of California in 1957, and is now a State Historical Monument and a National Historic Landmark, open for public tours. Hearst formally named the estate 'La Cuesta Encantada' ('The Enchanted Hill'), but he called it 'the ranch'.
His palatial estate, Hearst Castle, near San Simeon, California, on a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean, halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, was donated by the Hearst Corporation to the state of California in 1957, and is now a State Historical Monument and a National Historic Landmark, open for public tours. Hearst formally named the estate 'La Cuesta Encantada' ('The Enchanted Hill'), but he called it 'the ranch'.
