The cabinet on either side of the fireplace hold the sound and cable equipment as well as general sotorage. The floating shelves have built in LED strip lites tht are controled with a dimmer. The horizontal lines of the ledgestone are reinforsed by the louvred doors and the floating shelves. We...

View from Banquette to Foyer. Door to foyer open from the center into the wall space, the peninsula acts and feels like and island and has concealed storage in the back. The red door to the right opens into a custom pantry

The banquette seating was added to provide more space and better flow. It also provides additional storage. The floor was changed from tile to 1.5" wood strips to match the main room, the window was added to soften the natural light and the sconces to make it cozy. There are two narrow beam pucks...

Straight view from the foyer to the fireplace.

View of the kitchen area from the fireplace. Fireplace stone was added to a wall bump out to better tie things together. Slate tile was used in the foyer.

Close up to show the pullout cutting board and the pico switches mounted to the door that control the task lite over the sink and the pendant lites. They operate by radio frequency and we did not want them at the refrigerator panel even if there had been room.

Foyer close up. The new, full lite door, provides privacy and light and a wonderful prism effect when the morning sun hits the door.

View froom the foyer to the rear entry where we also added a new door. We dropped in a small header above the first stair tread so that we could get a clean crown detail in this area and make sure that it carried its own sense of place. The design elements were all crafted to provide a strong...

The lift up door for the appliance garage is a favorite of mine and it is so smooth everyone has to try it more than once. Smoooth with an extra 'O'.

The two doors when closed appear to be an armoire type cabinet. The different depths afford two different types of storage.

Custom shelfing for the client in the walk-in pantry. This area had been open originally. We kept the window for natural lite and used a frosted glass on the pocket door (red) to provide lite while concealing the view.

View of the range wall. The runners pick up the red on the pantry pocket door.

This view shows two items in particular. First the cone of light provided by the puck lite over the sink and second the partially open pocket french doors at the entry which tie back to the widow grills.