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* Gallenberg Studio* Is Featured in Spring 2008 Issue, Early Summer 2009 Issue
(New and Noteworthy Section) May/August 2008 Issue
April 2009 Issue ("Wisconsin Marketplace Section")
Gallenberg Studio is one of three 2009 Award Winners of "Build It In and Win" National Contest
* 2010 Exhibit Schedule*
May 29th and 30th, 2010 Concordia University River Forest, Illinois To be announced
October 2 & 3, 2010 Harley-Davidson Museum
To Be Announced Minnesota State Fairgrounds Progress Center-St. Paul, MN
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December 18, 2009
Fine Homebuilding Magazine Features Gallenberg Studio As Prize Winner
Announcing Your Best Built-ins & Cabinets
To be honest, this is never easy, as the quality of pieces posted in our gallery on a daily basis are top notch.
Thanks to all of you who participated and to Stanley Tools, who supplied some fantastic prize packages!
Now, without further ado, here are our winners:
Hinged Entertainment Center by Edwin Smart
Smart's innovative entertainment center swings right out from the side of a beautiful stone fireplace. This makes it possible to enjoy the big screen from either the kitchen or the dining room. Well done, Edwin!
Mahogany Library by Peter Grahn
Grahn's use of rich mahogany for a mantle, built-in bookcases and paneling brings to mind the old world charm of a British manor's library. Beautifully designed and skillfully executed, the space created by Grahn has "warm and inviting" written all over it. Cheers, Peter!
Greene & Greene Remodel by Tom Gallenberg
Greene & Greene is most certainly one of the more difficult styles to pull off successfully but Tom Gallenberg really put his skills to the test with the creation of custom leaded glass sconces just loaded with beautiful joinery. Tom really went the extra mile and it shows!
For their efforts, our three winners will each be taking home a Stanley prize package loaded
with homebuilding goodies. Congratulations to all the winners!
And if you didn't place this time around, don't fret, as we've got plenty of other gallery
contests up our sleeves to keep your saw blades spinning!
For more on Gallenberg Studio visit: www.gallenbergstudio.com
Email:gallenbergstudio@aol
Studio Phone:715.882.4900
This photo of the Fireplace Wall in Phase One of Gallenberg's recent remodel was featured in the April 2009 Issue
of Finehomebuilding Magazine.
October 23, 2009
Congrats to our Milwaukee Best in Show 2009 Winners selected by ASID judge Catherine Prossen, AIA judge Ken Dahlin and industry judge Jessica Franchuck.
Seated L to R: Tom Gallenberg, Phyllis Toburen, John Kriegshauser.
Standing L to R: Bruce Erdman, Gary Keener, Greg Kirby, Jim Borden - missing from the photo is Lloyd Natof.
( Photo taken in front of Gallenberg Studio's Exhibit
Press Release:
The April 2009 issue of Wisconsin Trails Magazine features Thomas Gallenberg of Gallenberg Studio in it's new section, "Wisconsin Marketplace". In this section artisans from Wisconsin are spotlighted with a photo showing a sample of the artist's work and information on the artist as well as the location of the Studio.
"We are very excited about the recognition that Tom's work is getting from publications around the country and right here in Wisconsin," commented Maureen Gallenberg, marketing and business manager for the Studio. "Tom is gaining visibility for his beautiful work. Being noticed by highly regarded publications is quite a feather in his cap," she continued.
Gallenberg is an American Master Craftsman who specializes in designs of the Arts and Crafts Period. He is strongly influenced by the works of Greene & Greene, popular architects and designers who exemplify the style of this time period. He has attracted a loyal following from across the country. His work is gaining in popularity due to a resurgence of interest in the Arts and Crafts Style which currently sweeping the country. His work includes; furnishings, remodeling, lighting, accessories for the home, doors, garage doors and more.
His work is noted for his ability to incorporate fine period details and his use of such old world construction techniques as mortise and tenon joinery. He favors the use of multiple applications of natural oils as a finish. He feels this is the best way to bring out the natural beauty of each wood species. Tom states, "This is my favorite way to bring out the spirit of the wood. The unique grain pattern of each wood species is drawn out and highlighted with this process and will be further enhanced as the aging process occurs."
Tom's work is by commission and each piece is signed and numbered.
Gallenberg Studio will have a display booth at the upcoming "Arts and Crafts Chicago 4th Annual Show and Sale".
The show is scheduled for May 30th and 31st, 2009 at Concordia University, River Forest, Illinois.
The show is put on by Quintal Smith Antiques in St. Paul, MN.
More of his work and previous commissions can be seen on his website: www.gallenbergstudio.com.
To contact the studio please call:715.882.4900 or email Tom at :gallenbergstudio@aol.com
Posted 3/05/2009
Press Release: The May 2009 Issue of Fine Homebuilding (a Taunton Press Publication) showcases work by Thomas J. Gallenberg of Gallenberg Studio in White Lake, Wisconsin. The magazine has added a new department to it's popular publication called "Project Gallery". This Gallery features highlights from it's website: www.Finehomebuilding.com.
Gallenberg submitted his project photos from Phase One of a commission for a Greene & Greene Style remodel in Southern Wisconsin. The photographs selected by the editors are of a fireplace wall in the client's Great Room. The wall includes an entertainment center and bookcases with German leaded glass. The room is accented with custom designed leaded-glass sconces. Gallenberg also did the trim through out this room and completed the adjacent kitchen remodel as part of this Phase. The kitchen remodel included trim, lighting, kitchen island and custom cabinetry with period details and period style hardware.
Gallenberg's work is a beautiful example of American craftsmanship at it's finest. His specialty is creating designs that reflect the architectural style of the Arts and Crafts Period. He specializes in Greene and Greene style design work. Greene and Greene were two brothers who developed a unique and identifiable look that is recognized worldwide to this day.
The publication goes on sale at newstands and booksellers on March 17th, 2009.
Maureen Gallenberg
Business and Marketing Director, Gallenberg Studio
For more on Gallenberg Studio visit: www.gallenbergstudio.com
Email:gallenbergstudio@aol
Studio Phone:715.882.4900
This photo of the Fireplace Wall in Phase One of Gallenberg's recent remodel was featured in the April Issue
of Finehomebuilding Magazine on sale March 17 at newstands and booksellers nationwide.
Arts & Crafts Homes and The Revival Magazine Features Gallenberg Studio's Display StandPosted 6/25/2009
If you can, pick up a copy of Arts & Crafts Homes and The Revival Magazine(Early Summer Issue, 2009)
Gallenberg Studio is mentioned and has an original design display stand/lectern featured in an article,
"Books As Furnishings", by Brian D. Coleman.
Fine Furnishings and Fine Crafts Shows
Posted 8/05/2009
* Have you picked up a copy of "Style 1900 Magazine??"*
The Fall Issue is on newstands now and Gallenberg Studio has a beautiful photo of a
Greene & Greene Style great room designed and built by Thomas Gallenberg featured in an ad
on Page 15. The ad gives all the details on the upcoming Milwaukee Fine Furnishings and Fine
Craft Show. October 3-4 at the Harley Davidson Museum.
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