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Linda CenturionRejuvenation Customer
The Secret History
During a recent remodel of her 1911 bungalow's kitchen and bathroom, Linda Centurion connected with her house's past in a truly magical way.
After knocking down a wall to create room for the updated kitchen, Linda found a time capsule. The contents included a 1937 library card for someone named Emory Miller; a woman's beaver fur hat; and an Oregon Theatre Booster card. Emory actually left his marbles there too (the glass kind, that is).
Holding Back the Years
Clearly, making efforts to preserve the past are, quite literally, embedded in the history of Linda's house. We're glad the following products get to play in supporting roles:
- Carlton in polished nickel with Sheffield Satin Etch shades.
- Cabinet knob with 2-1/2" ball-tip cabinet hinges also in polished nickel.
The Centurion Centennial
Honoring the past pushes beyond the walls of Linda's house. In 2011, she and her neighbors are planning a birthday celebration for all the houses in the 'hood that that turn 100.
Linda's time capsule
