Someone posted these pics of a walk in recently finished on fb. I fainted, then woke up, fainted again, woke up a second time, and can finally post pics here.

I let them borrow some of my collection so it looked stocked. :-)

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that looks great :-) one of these days i hope to be lucky enough to have one of those
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It looks a lot like mine, minus the 100-inch 4K OLED flatscreen. :-)
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good lord......
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Is this guy somewhere in-state Peter?
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Neat! Wonder how much that cost. Theres a lot of one off woodwork there.
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I wouldn't be surprised at six figures for that type of work. Plus curved glass is not cheap. Seeing the plane, chisels, wood mallet, etc. on site to me adds to the level of expertise of the craftsman.

Pete, I am unaware of the location of the owner.

I was in sheer awe of not only the level of craftsmanship and attention to detail, but as much so as the collection of... Hell, I'll have to use the term "artifacts" in this instance. Nice Jars, books, davidoffs, festival del habano, Partagas 165 humidor, and more items that made me :-)

This is a COLLECTOR. I'm sure has great love for cigars and smokes their share as well, but also has the capital as well as love of the leaf to invest in some of these gems.
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One can wish. :-)
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The stuff of dreams!
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The workman in the photo has a DeART shirt on -- they're a high end Italian woodworking company. They have a division called CigarTime that specializes in upscale walk-ins.
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:-)
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Wow. Simply amazing.
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C'mon, Powerball! :-)
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Is it just me, or does it look like the "DeART" was photoshopped onto the shirt? It's got pixelation around it and the "D" kind of bulges out from the edge of the shirt a touch. Odd.

Beautiful room, though. Like icehog said, c'mon, Powerball!!!
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1st class all the way. Is this a commercial setting or residential?
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