Although Jimmy Landers has produced a number of impressive structures; the "Sahlberg" stands out from all the rest. It too, as with the display I wired at the Norton Museum of Art, is a collaboration of a number of artists. Jimmy Landers is the architect of the project but many of the parts were created by numerous artisans. The finished project is a piece of furniture similar to a hutch with glass doors and carved 4" legs and skirt. The table measures 6'-2" x 2'-1". The overall height is just over 6 feet. I have been a personal friend to Jimmy for a number of years and have had the privilege of electrically wiring each of his projects. For this project I also built the cherry cabinet that houses Jimmy's nine room boxes. Other artisans that worked with Jimmy are:
Linda Orleff--Lightning Bug Ltd--designed and produced all the sconces and chandeliers
Barbara Sabia--designed and produced all the leaded and stain glass work including the large dome
Ron Stetkewicz III--produced all the custom brass accessories such as door knobs, library ladder rail
Terry Harville--produced the spiral staircase in the library and helped with the grand staircase railing
Michael Yurkovic--Molded all the spindles for the grand staircase
Steve Goode--Machined custom dies for all the moldings and provided the cherry wood moldings
