The scope of this project for us was cabinetry and millwork in this new build mid century house.

The kitchen cabinetry was a mix of painted fronts and white oak open shelving. It was particularly challenging as the countertops extended into the window frames. We needed to be careful and mindful of the cabinet heights so that accommodation could be made. We love that the fridge and dishwasher are paneled. We are in love with this minimal light and airy kitchen.

In the guest bath, we fabricated and installed a rift-sawn white oak vanity, custom cabinet for the stacking washer/dryer and fabricated the two vanity mirrors. It all looks so good against a backdrop of yellow Signal tile from Clayhaus Tile. One of the more challenging things about this bath was the washer/dryer cabinet (left of vanity). Because the machines had to fit so tight into the cabinet, we engineered a clever side access panel to give access to ductwork and electrical.

In the primary bath vanity, we installed the lap and gap millwork, fabricated the white oak vanity and fabricated the custom white oak framed mirrors. We are in love with this classic look.

Finally, on the front of the house, we fabricated and installed the cedar slat gate, and all of the millwork and tongue and groove ceiling on the screened porch. Yes, we do more than just cabinetry!