Luxurious hIckory hardwood flooring anchors the entryway to this fully renovated main floor. White spindles reflect the wainscotting throughout this welcoming entrance. Photos: Langen Studios Design: Interior Intuition

Her priority was to maximize not only every inch of available storage space, but to create dedicated storage spaces for the way she intuitively cooks and bakes. This meant eliminating space-stealing things like columns on either side of the old range and decreasing the size of the large hood. These changes alone allowed them to gain precious inches of storage space on either side of the cooktop. See more from Normandy Designer Laura Barber: https://normandyremodeling.com/team/laura-barber

A 1 1/2 stainless steel, undermount sink fits perfectly under the existing window area. Crown moulding throughout the kitchen gives it a finished look. Design by Interior Intuition, Photos by MB Photography

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Adjoining, open-concept family room has a dry stack stone gas fireplace, book-ended with custom built cabinets with reclaimed tops and curio shelving above. Photos: Langen Studios Design: Interior INtuition

From Greek meaning “to float,” Pléo is a design that lifts elegant, modern form up off of the floor. Featuring a stylized, hourglass shaped bowl and a softly rounded actuator plate framed in smoky white glass, the Pléo wall-mounted toilet is a model of clean design. The dual-flush actuator buttons are intuitive to the touch with firm actuation. The bowl shape smoothly conforms to the wall in a straightforward approach and is proportionately scaled to fit any surrounding. Pléo on KALLISTA.com | http://bit.ly/1jXw1li

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This 5,000-square-foot Bellevue home wasn’t just redesigned—it was rethought from the ground up to create better flow and a stronger sense of connection. The kitchen layout got a complete refresh, making movement effortless and everyday life more intuitive. By blending the homeowners' needs with a thoughtful, cohesive design, we turned this space into something that feels open, inviting, and completely in sync with the way they live.

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We specialize in creating custom designed and functional kitchens. Cabinets and built-in furniture require precise engineering, space planning, and an aesthetic eye for balance and symmetry. We have mastered these skills and invite you to examine our work. Many families spend more waking hours in the kitchen than any other room in the home, so it needs to be both attractive and functional. The challenge of designing a kitchen is identifying what each homeowner wants in terms of functionality, placing appliances and prep areas where they can be intuitively found, and keeping the space neat and attractive. All of these things can be achieved with good design. As our client, you will be guided through the world of interior options, floor and counter materials, hood designs and many other important details that will define your new kitchen. Working with design professionals who have specialized in this field, we can assure you that your kitchen will be an ideal expression of your needs and lifestyle.

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This project focused on improving how light, movement, and daily life flow through the home. A key design move was the creation of a clear connection between floors that had long felt separate. In place of an enclosed non-compliant staircase, a new opening between levels transforms the stair into a central architectural feature, while skylights above draw natural light deep into the home. Acoustic cladding lines the stairwell to balance openness with comfort, and vertical walnut slats paired with a suspended chandelier visually link the two levels and emphasize the shared volume. The result is a home that feels brighter and more cohesive—where circulation is intuitive, spaces feel connected, and light is thoughtfully shared across every level.

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The delicate pendant light fixtures above the island features draping hand polished crystal pieces, which are positioned close to the light source for optimum sparkle. Each piece is hand finished antiqued over real silver leaf. These beautiful collection matches the detailing of the range hood. On the east wall of the kitchen, the double ovens allow for better functionality of the kitchen. Since our client enjoys entertaining on a regular basis, the versatility of owning a double oven was vital. Wolf’s 30” M Series Built-In Double Oven provides precise and intuitive cooking modes, which is something that our client really wanted. She now has the ability to cook various dishes at different temperatures simultaneously. In addition, the 36” Built-In French Door Refrigerator/Freezer provides the perfect and ideal conditions for fresh foods.