Ken Williamson

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  You should select exactly what you want and love," says Ken Williamson, founder and CEO of Craft-Art.

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  "Having a website that is an educational resource is fundamental in overcoming common misconceptions about the use of wood in the kitchen," said Ken Williamson, the founder of Craft-Art Wood Countertops."We designed the site to also showcase our product selection of custom-made wood offerings including the use of reclaimed wood."
  
  Navigating through the website, users have the option to click on a frequently asked question section where they can type in a specific question or leave a comment and receive professional assistance within 24 hours.A long-time environmentalist, Williamson has devoted an entire section of the site to Craft-Art's environmentally friendly options, including how the use of reclaimed wood can meet LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) requirements.

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  Fast-growing plants like bamboo, and already-cut woods that aren't being used, find new life as gorgeous countertops thanks to entrepreneurs like Ken Williamson, founder of Atlanta-based The Craft-Art Co.The wood he uses is readily available and comes in many variations of color and texture, from antique heart pine found in shuttered Southern mills and old dilapidated farmhouses, to red oak and Douglas fir just waiting to be recycled from the bottom of pickle vats.To keep the countertops looking their best, Williamson uses a clear, organic tongue-oil varnish.
  
  Nontoxic paint.

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  February 04, 2008 - Craft-Art Wood Countertops has announced a national agreement with the SEN Design Group, becoming a Preferred Vendor effective December 2007."We are delighted to join the SEN Design Group and already feel the momentum from this union," said Craft-Art founder Ken Williamson.

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  "We are very excited to be a part of this successful TV show," says Ken Williamson, founder and CEO of the Craft-Art Company.

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  As a result no one really knew the truth about wood cutting surfaces and bacteria, says Ken Williamson, owner of Craft-Art Wood Countertops.
  
  Although wood has been the primary food preparation surface for thousands of years, says Williamson, consumers couldn't get beyond the concerns raised in the '70s and '80s about possible contamination.
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  "We use an expensive finish because it makes the countertops waterproof and extremely difficult to stain or burn," says Williamson.The surface is very easy to clean and disinfect.
  
  "While there are many reasons to choose one countertop material over another, there is no reason to make that choice out of a concern about bacteria," says Williamson.

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  "Black walnut wood tone is simply gorgeous and has been very popular among our customers," says Ken Williamson, founder of Craft-Art Wood Countertops.

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  "We are very excited to be a part of this successful TV show," says Ken Williamson, founder and CEO of the Craft- Art Company.

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  Our latest offering though is to reuse and preserve this beautiful resource by creating custom wood countertops from reclaimed wood sources," says Ken Williamson, founder and CEO of the Craft-Art Company Inc.
  
  There are eight examples of reclaimed wood including Antique Heart Pine, Sinker Cypress, Antique White Oak, Pickle Vat Redwood, Barn Red Oak, Barn White Oak, American Chestnut, and Tobacco Barn Beech.Craft-Art is recycling wood from old mills, barns, river bottoms, and swamps for this new series of countertops.
  
  "As a natural material, wood evolves and becomes richer in depth and color over time," adds Williamson.

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  Ken Williamson, founder and CEO of Atlanta-based Craft-Art Wood Countertops, has some advice:

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