I was introduced to the Plymouth handleset line from Schlage a few years ago on a remodel and addition project in Tarrytown. The project’s design style was what I like to call Transitional, a mix between Traditional and Contemporary. The owner’s furniture was mostly antiques yet the interior finish-out of the house was very clean and crisp, with slick sheetrock walls painted in a high-gloss enamel that had an almost mirrored finish. For the interior door hardware, we were looking for something that wouldn’t compete with the design style and would function as intended for years to come. We settled on the Schlage Plymouth handleset in an oil-rubbed bronze finish. It’s timeless design will work with just about any style of home and it carries with it a lifetime finish and mechanical guarantee. Schlage’s Plymouth line of handlesets come in a variety of finishes, are easy to install, and can replace virtually any existing handleset.

A contemporary home in Tarrytown that was designed by Hugh Jefferson Randolph, AIA and built by Durrett Interests, LLC is now featured on NanaWall’s website in their project library. NanaWall is a unique solution that provides constant options for open air living or weather-tight comfort in today’s elegant homes. The secure shelter of the closed NanaWall transforms to breathtaking, unobstructed wide open space in moments. Indoor-outdoor boundaries vanish, living space expands, and broad vistas or quiet gardens become an integrated part of the home. NanaWall embraces the values of today’s cutting edge architecture. The NanaWall is engineered for energy efficiency from environmentally friendly materials. A NanaWall incorporates sustainable design features such as natural lighting and ventilation into every project in which it is featured. In addition, concealed hardware, maximized glass area, and a single floor track create clean, unobstructed architectural lines. View our project library listing.

Durrett Interests to appear in the July 2008 edition of Tribeza Magazine. View the advertisement.

Durrett Interests was featured in the June 2005 edition of Builder/Architect Magazine. The article mainly focused on the company’s experience with infill construction in Tarrytown and Pemberton Heights, with an additional focus on Habitat for Humanity and Austin Energy’s Green Building Program. Download the full article here.