This circular gas fire pit provides instant gratification for our clients as they prepare to entertain in their new construction.
Large backyard stone patio photo in Milwaukee with a fire pit and no cover

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This couple are gourmet cooks with an extensive cookbook collection. This beautiful space was a long time coming, a delayed gratification of sorts for a retired couple who built their dream kitchen. The aesthetic is centered around their long vacations in Europe, bringing home the cooking techniques and the tried and true functional and gorgeous kitchens of The Old World. This design honours their love of cooking by giving them every tool needed right at their fingertips when they need it.The kitchen is in constant use as they entertain quite often. The original kitchen was poorly designed and had the cooktop on the island, severely limiting workspace for this dynamic duo. The fridge was located where the new cooktop now resides. Moving the cooktop to the wall greatly increased the space where the chefs work, as they are now able to move freely all the way around the perimeter of the island. The custom cabinets have intentionally designed shelves for each of the couple’s specific accessory needs. No expense was spared for this stunning villa-style kitchen. The one of a kind hood alone cost $5000 - $8000. The countertops are made of Quartzite Granite, and the walls are hand-frescoed.

Mature plantings, provided instant gratification and stateliness to this home. While continued landscaping and swim spa installation was underway in the backyard.

Valerie wilcox
Inspiration for a contemporary master bathroom remodel in Toronto with flat-panel cabinets and solid surface countertops