This is a wide-shot of the back wall. Spanish Cedar line the inside cabinets and shelving. The upper cabinets are Mahogany and the trim is Red Oak. This is what you see when you first walk in the humidor.
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Here's a close up on the back wall. Notice that there is no hardware visible. All of the shelf cleats and assembly hardware was purposely kept out of site so only the various woods are showing.
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This is the left side of the humidor. The bottome shelf stores unopened boxes, and notice the recessed toe kick, which houses a rope light for accent. The faux finish paint in the corner and the accent tile on the floor complete the style of the room.
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The right side of the humidor shelves house my special collections, and samplers. I also age my everyday bundle cigars here as well..
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Towards the right front of the room, separated by a half-wall, is the climate control applicances. There is the humidifier with the water valve and filter behind it, and the in-wall heater. Also, I was fortunate enough to acquire a Don Diego (one of my favorite everyday cigars) light-box sign. The sign is triggered by a motion senser (as are the toe-kick accent lights) when you walk in the room.
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The inside front of the room has a small foyer and the climate controller. The door casing and half-wall shelf are Mahogany, and the rest is Red Oak. Each as over 6 coats of various stains and polyurethane. The Iron "Punch" clown (a mascot of the Punch Cigars) was another acquisition from eBay.
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