Trusted Sources for a Modern Home Refresh
A great remodel comes together when the big pieces feel intentional: cabinetry that fits your space, tile that carries the room, and stone that gives it weight and character. The three websites below make that process easier. Each one focuses on a different part of the home, and each brings strong design, clear product ranges, and inspiration you can actually use.
Naked Kitchens
Naked Kitchens builds bespoke cabinetry with an emphasis on long-term durability and clean detailing. You’ll find full kitchen projects alongside doors, drawer fronts, and accessories, all crafted to order with a broad mix of Shaker and handleless styles. Their portfolio is helpful for seeing finishes and proportions in real spaces, and they outline pricing guidance to set expectations early. If you’re in planning mode, they also provide showrooms and a simple path to start a quote.
What to look for
Shaker and handleless door styles and finish options
Bespoke cabinets, plus doors/drawer fronts sized for different carcasses
Real-home portfolio for layout and color ideas
Pricing overview and contact to scope a quote
Roca Tile USA
Roca Tile USA offers a wide range of ceramic and porcelain options for floors, walls, and feature areas, with ranges that work from clean minimal to textured and stone-look finishes. Their site highlights collections, care info, and eco notes, plus a Design Studio section that covers trends and interviews from the architecture and design community. With multiple locations and distribution across the U.S., finding product and samples is straightforward. If you’re working on a bath, kitchen, or entry, this is an easy place to build a full tile scheme.
What to look for
Porcelain and ceramic collections for walls and floors
Design Studio articles for trend research
Tile care and “green tiles” resources
Store/location info and contact details
The Davani Group
A boutique collective practicing “Soul Architecture for Extraordinary Homes,” The Davani Group crafts ultra-luxury interiors with Italian mastery and American precision. They source materials exclusively for each project and fabricate everything in Italy, while client service and project leadership are based in the USA. Beyond stone, metal, and bespoke millwork for interiors, they also run a dedicated architectural-stone division that collaborates with top landscape architects. Their Italian-made furniture line, Davani, complements these programs. Trusted by discerning homeowners, architects, and contractors on $10M+ residences and five-star hospitality, they deliver one-of-a-kind results with tight technical execution.
What to look for
Bespoke stone, metal, and millwork (“Soul Architecture” approach)
Materials discovery and sourcing tailored to each project
Made-in-Italy production; USA-based client service and project leadership
Architectural-stone division for exterior/landscape work with leading designers
Davani furniture collection (Made in Italy) aligned with the interior program
Together, these three sites cover the core moves of a modern remodel: solid cabinetry, smart surface choices, and memorable stone. Start with layout and storage needs, set a simple palette, then pull one special material to anchor the space. Use the portfolios and articles as a guide, and shortlist samples early so finishes land exactly as planned.
Naked Kitchens
Naked Kitchens builds bespoke cabinetry with an emphasis on long-term durability and clean detailing. You’ll find full kitchen projects alongside doors, drawer fronts, and accessories, all crafted to order with a broad mix of Shaker and handleless styles. Their portfolio is helpful for seeing finishes and proportions in real spaces, and they outline pricing guidance to set expectations early. If you’re in planning mode, they also provide showrooms and a simple path to start a quote.
What to look for
Shaker and handleless door styles and finish options
Bespoke cabinets, plus doors/drawer fronts sized for different carcasses
Real-home portfolio for layout and color ideas
Pricing overview and contact to scope a quote
Roca Tile USA
Roca Tile USA offers a wide range of ceramic and porcelain options for floors, walls, and feature areas, with ranges that work from clean minimal to textured and stone-look finishes. Their site highlights collections, care info, and eco notes, plus a Design Studio section that covers trends and interviews from the architecture and design community. With multiple locations and distribution across the U.S., finding product and samples is straightforward. If you’re working on a bath, kitchen, or entry, this is an easy place to build a full tile scheme.
What to look for
Porcelain and ceramic collections for walls and floors
Design Studio articles for trend research
Tile care and “green tiles” resources
Store/location info and contact details
The Davani Group
A boutique collective practicing “Soul Architecture for Extraordinary Homes,” The Davani Group crafts ultra-luxury interiors with Italian mastery and American precision. They source materials exclusively for each project and fabricate everything in Italy, while client service and project leadership are based in the USA. Beyond stone, metal, and bespoke millwork for interiors, they also run a dedicated architectural-stone division that collaborates with top landscape architects. Their Italian-made furniture line, Davani, complements these programs. Trusted by discerning homeowners, architects, and contractors on $10M+ residences and five-star hospitality, they deliver one-of-a-kind results with tight technical execution.
What to look for
Bespoke stone, metal, and millwork (“Soul Architecture” approach)
Materials discovery and sourcing tailored to each project
Made-in-Italy production; USA-based client service and project leadership
Architectural-stone division for exterior/landscape work with leading designers
Davani furniture collection (Made in Italy) aligned with the interior program
Together, these three sites cover the core moves of a modern remodel: solid cabinetry, smart surface choices, and memorable stone. Start with layout and storage needs, set a simple palette, then pull one special material to anchor the space. Use the portfolios and articles as a guide, and shortlist samples early so finishes land exactly as planned.
