The room boasts a neutral palette with deep brown, stained clear alder cabinetry around the perimeter and into the pantry. A slightly rubbed, painted island features raised legs and a 3” stone countertop. The horizontally placed white bronze hardware accentuates the warm tones of the space.

The 26 foot high cathedral ceiling with its varying beam heights and structurally necessary elements provided a challenge when designing the space. The decision to extend the cabinetry upward and terminate it under the beams created a sense of continuity with existing architectural elements. The upper glass cabinet doors lighten the visual weight and allow for additional texture.

Irregularly stacked stone niches were created to conceal structural posts which provide a natural backdrop between adjacent rooms and allowed two additional work stations. One station being a wet bar area with under counter appliances and the other entire wall dedicated to the commercial style range and custom copper hood.

The Subzero PRO48 refrigerator with a glass door feature was the owner’s only "must have" request and it undoubtedly the most celebrated element in this kitchen.