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This timeless and functional kitchen is full of custom cabinets, large appliance panels, and even a stylish and functional ladder. Outfitted with a scullery, a drink station, and a mudroom, this transformation put a spin on the classics in their bright, modern kitchen flip. With time-traveling pieces like a functional sliding ladder for out-of-reach storage and a drink station reminiscent of an old-fashioned hotel bar, it takes accent pieces like geometric pendant lighting to return us to the modern day.

This traditional kitchen is a magazine-worthy dream! Built-in appliances, a Stanisci range hood, and details galore. The hidden pantry is the icing on the cake. This customer worked very closely with our designer and cabinet coach to achieve the cabinet angles, stacked crown, and custom appliance panels. Beaded inset cabinets with applied molding take everything to the next level.

Rooted in history, refreshed for today. Rachel + Owen’s kitchen draws from classic English kitchens and early 20th-century American details. As they shared, “Our goal was to create a kitchen that felt like it had always belonged to our 1910 home — not a period replica, but something that felt right within its architecture.” Deep green cabinetry, a sculptural marble range, and a ladder reaching the ceiling-high uppers honor the home’s past while feeling thoughtfully designed for modern living.

This kitchen, bright with its soft sage finish and white oak cabinet towers, is a harmonious blend of warmth and sophistication. Custom cutouts on the appliance garage add interest with subtlety, complementing the natural finish of the Quarter Sawn White Oak. The mix of painted Amesbury cabinets and natural Madison wood cabinets exudes both grace and rustic charm. This remodel managed to simultaneously modernize and create a timeless element in place of the old space, exchanging dull grays for warm white oak, and whites for a more earthy (but still light) Heron finish.

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This kitchen is clean, bright, and uncluttered. The island is finished in Sherwin Williams Gale Force and the sink cabinet features the Crossbuck door. It's sure to prove to be a timeless space and blank canvas for style changes through the years.

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This cozy kitchen feels warm and safe. These full overlay Cherry cabinets show off Presidential Square doors finished in Ginger wiping stain with Sable glaze. The glass doors feature standard lite mullions in the 2x3 pattern. Look at all of the drawers! This customer has all the storage he can handle.

This kitchen combines bright and clean Shaker cabinets with a more traditional stained island. Beautiful! The combination of multiple work areas really make the most out of this kitchen space. Bonus design features include glass cabinets and a hood with a display mantel. This kitchen makes the most of a narrow footprint by including a shallow pantry cabinet wall to maximize storage.

This cozy kitchen feels warm and safe. These full overlay Cherry cabinets show off Presidential Square doors finished in Ginger wiping stain with Sable glaze. The glass doors feature standard lite mullions in the 2x3 pattern. Look at all of the drawers! This customer has all the storage he can handle.

Mid-century modern design isn’t just a trend—it’s a legacy that’s endured for over half a century! Emerging in the post-WWII era, it introduced a bold new way of living, combining simplicity, function, and natural beauty. Shaped by movements like the Bauhaus, International Style, and Scandinavian minimalism, mid-century design emphasized clean lines, organic shapes, and purposeful materials. Designers and architects like Charles and Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen, and Arne Jacobsen were instrumental in the era, pushing forward design trends that were both aesthetically pleasing and accessible to the masses. This era wasn’t just about furniture—it was a holistic approach to living that celebrated innovation, optimism, and a break from traditional design norms. Fast forward to today, and the allure of mid-century modern design continues to captivate homeowners and designers alike.

This kitchen is truly one of a kind! The customer found this stunning tile overseas on a trip and created her entire kitchen around the design. The Beaded Inset cabinets are finished in Lakeshore by Sherwin Williams and then glazed with an Onyx pinstripe for added character. The door style is CRP-10 with an F007 framing bead and P-420 panel raise. Drawers are Hastings style, and the finishing touches are Crown 33 and Colonial 10 base board.

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This amazing white and gray kitchen is so bright, beautiful, and ORGANIZED! This client made sure that every item had the perfect spot. From a tea drawer, charging station, trash-pullouts, cutlery drawer, to a custom deep-drawer tray pullout cabinet, not one thing is out of place in this organizational dream kitchen.

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