This Pasadena Arts & Crafts custom kitchen features stained cabinetry that blends seamlessly with the rest of the home. The designer paid close attention to every authentic detail while incorporating the needs of a functional kitchen. Design details include glass lead doors, cloud-lift detail on doors and end panel rails, Ebony square protruding pegs with pillow tops, drop stiles with inside corner radius on wall cabinets, an inclined routed foot detail on the base cabinet stiles, crown G & upper scribe molding that displays stepped surfaces w/ rounded edge detail, a wine rack with oil bronze tubes, and Pasadena Island brackets and posts! The kitchen features Sapele wood, Nutmeg stain, with Monterey & Pasadena door styles with Pasadena 5pc drawer fronts along with integrated Waterfall drawer fronts. Photo by Crown Point Cabinetry

Built in 1923, this kitchen was remodeled in the 1980s, but the design paid no homage to the character of the Seattle home. The kitchen felt very dark and closed in, there was minimal surface space for cooking or daily kitchen tasks, and there was very little storage. The new kitchen remodel features more efficient design, storage and visual interest. Attention to detail (and longevity) was given to material selection including the eye-catching backsplash tiles. It was very important to make the patterns line up exactly as well as find a tile that wasn’t in a ‘trendy’ shape or something that would go out of style. To learn more about this project, visit our website https://www.neilkelly.com/blog/modern-yet-traditional-kitchen-remodel/ To learn more about Neil Kelly Seattle Design Consultant, Abbas Rachaman: https://www.neilkelly.com/designers/abbas_rachaman/

This Pasadena Arts & Crafts custom kitchen features stained cabinetry that blends seamlessly with the rest of the home. The designer paid close attention to every authentic detail while incorporating the needs of a functional kitchen. Design details include glass lead doors, cloud-lift detail on doors and end panel rails, Ebony square protruding pegs with pillow tops, drop stiles with inside corner radius on wall cabinets, an inclined routed foot detail on the base cabinet stiles, crown G & upper scribe molding that displays stepped surfaces w/ rounded edge detail, a wine rack with oil bronze tubes, and Pasadena Island brackets and posts! The kitchen features Sapele wood, Nutmeg stain, with Monterey & Pasadena door styles with Pasadena 5pc drawer fronts along with integrated Waterfall drawer fronts. Photo by Crown Point Cabinetry

This Pasadena Arts & Crafts custom kitchen features stained cabinetry that blends seamlessly with the rest of the home. The designer paid close attention to every authentic detail while incorporating the needs of a functional kitchen. Design details include glass lead doors, cloud-lift detail on doors and end panel rails, Ebony square protruding pegs with pillow tops, drop stiles with inside corner radius on wall cabinets, an inclined routed foot detail on the base cabinet stiles, crown G & upper scribe molding that displays stepped surfaces w/ rounded edge detail, a wine rack with oil bronze tubes, and Pasadena Island brackets and posts! The kitchen features Sapele wood, Nutmeg stain, with Monterey & Pasadena door styles with Pasadena 5pc drawer fronts along with integrated Waterfall drawer fronts. Photo by Crown Point Cabinetry

Built in 1923, this kitchen was remodeled in the 1980s, but the design paid no homage to the character of the Seattle home. The kitchen felt very dark and closed in, there was minimal surface space for cooking or daily kitchen tasks, and there was very little storage. The new kitchen remodel features more efficient design, storage and visual interest. Attention to detail (and longevity) was given to material selection including the eye-catching backsplash tiles. It was very important to make the patterns line up exactly as well as find a tile that wasn’t in a ‘trendy’ shape or something that would go out of style. To learn more about this project, visit our website https://www.neilkelly.com/blog/modern-yet-traditional-kitchen-remodel/ To learn more about Neil Kelly Seattle Design Consultant, Abbas Rachaman: https://www.neilkelly.com/designers/abbas_rachaman/

Built in 1923, this kitchen was remodeled in the 1980s, but the design paid no homage to the character of the Seattle home. The kitchen felt very dark and closed in, there was minimal surface space for cooking or daily kitchen tasks, and there was very little storage. The new kitchen remodel features more efficient design, storage and visual interest. Attention to detail (and longevity) was given to material selection including the eye-catching backsplash tiles. It was very important to make the patterns line up exactly as well as find a tile that wasn’t in a ‘trendy’ shape or something that would go out of style. To learn more about this project, visit our website https://www.neilkelly.com/blog/modern-yet-traditional-kitchen-remodel/ To learn more about Neil Kelly Seattle Design Consultant, Abbas Rachaman: https://www.neilkelly.com/designers/abbas_rachaman/

In the Tuscany region of central Italy, a region made famous around the world for its history, landscapes, traditions, artistic legacy and fine wine, perhaps nothing is more universally recognized than the old world villa’s that are nestled into the rolling countryside. Standing at approximately 10,500 square feet, this custom residence has all of the elegance, style and craftsmanship of those old world homes, but with all of the modern amenities of a new modern luxury home. This stunning residence was recognized by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) as the best custom built home in the country in 2010, a testament to the skillful designers and craftsmen who brought the homeowners vision into reality. When Chad Haas, Founder of VAULT (www.vaultgarage.com), a company that prides itself in furnishing some of the most beautiful garages in the world, was brought into the project, the home and garage had already been built. The accolades of the gorgeous villa already awarded. But the homeowner felt that the exterior and interior of the garage lacked architectural harmony with the rest of the home and so he flew Mr. Haas out to visit the space directly so that he could assist hands-on with re-designing a new look and to add furnishings to accessories the space. “When I first approached the villa from the street, I knew that I’d have my work cut out for me. Everything looked so perfect exactly the way it was designed and built. I questioned myself ‘how was I going to improve upon perfection?’, since remarkable attention was paid to even the smallest of details in the home” asked Haas. The client’s goal was to engage Haas to design and furnish a garage where he could relax, separate from the home, enjoy his growing car collection and entertain family and friends. After spending a short weekend together with the home owner to gather his ideas, Haas returned back to his Beaverton, Oregon-based company with a clearer vision: create the ultimate gentlemen’s retreat through the look of a turn-of-a-century Tuscan ‘car barn’. Absolutely nothing in the garage was overlooked – and it shows. Every design element in the garage for color, texture and material was meticulously thought out to elicit just the right feeling and emotion in everyone that enters what may be one of the most beautifully elegant garages in America, a space commonly overlooked in the construction of homes today. A main focal point of the exterior of garage is the beautiful view from the courtyard, where all three carriage doors can be seen. While the existing wood doors looked acceptable, it was agreed that something more befitting of the quality and beauty of the home were appropriate. Haas designed luxurious castle-style doors handcrafted from solid Mahogany and bathed in a rich dark brown stain that was complemented by hand-wrought iron grills, clavos and door pull hardware. The double-wide door, in particular, is truly remarkable in both its elegance, as well as its one-of-a-kind operation. “The client was concerned in this area of having mounting hardware and a motor on the ceiling. Because the cars in this area do not get brought out on a regular (daily) basis, the doors open manually by hand and operate accordion style on a track”. The homes main overhead garage doors feature jack-shaft operation which removes the clutter of a motor on the garage ceiling, but offers the convenience of powered operation. These extraordinary, custom-made castle doors look just as beautiful on the inside as the out and their unparalleled design and craftsmanship take the exterior of the home to even greater heights than before. On to the interior, a black and white epoxy coating was stripped and replaced with porcelain tiles that resembled Italian travertine stone. To give the car barn a rustic feeling and a presence that it was older, not modern, Haas worked on the development and concept directly with the home owner to collaborate with a local millwork company that designed and hand-finished substantial wood beams from distressed Doug Fir. All of the walls were hand-plastered by a local artist using straw that was harvested from the immediate area surrounding the home and incorporated into the plaster to give it a rustic antique quality. Haas conceived and designed a bar area and cabinetry for a work area that pulled inspiration from old ice boxes of the 1920’s that utilized heavy nickel-plated hardware, again to give storage spaces a rustic appearance. The warm glow from several custom porcelain neon signs, each one meticulously built entirely by hand by VAULT, are dispersed throughout the space and transform the entire room and bring it to life. The client had never previously owned a neon sign before and along with the carriage doors felt that these items have transformed the space more than any other feature. Several antique gas pumps, restored in the client’s favorite petro bran, and a few additional porcelain signs will eventually furnish the rest of the space to complement the clients amazing car collection. In addition to the countless details that set this showcase garage apart, its ability to seamlessly blend with the rest of the home and the natural, rustic setting of the Colorado Rockies, yet house modern automobiles in a manner in which they feel well placed and belong, is also noteworthy. GARAGE DESIGN & FURNISHINGS To learn more about VAULT visit them at: http://www.vaultgarage.com/ And on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/VaultGarage PHOTOGRAPHY All photographs were used with the permission of photographer John Vanderpool (john.vanderpool5@gmail.com) You can visit John Vanderpool on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/JVanderpoolPhotography ARCHITECTURE Jerry Gloss, Principal, KGA Architects: http://www.kgarch.com/ HOMEBUILDER Thomas Sattler Home: http://thomassattlerhomes.com/ VEHICLES Here is an overview of the cars that were photographed in this article: 1. 2014 Ferrari 458 Italia 2. 2013 Maserati GranTurismo Sport 3. 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 RS (997) 4. 2008 Porsche Cayenne GTS 5. 2008 Porsche GT3 RS 6. 2013 Porsche 911 Turbo S (997) 7. 2014 Porsche Panamera GTS 8. 2013 Ford SVT Raptor (6.2L CrewCab)’ Overview of project reprinted with permission of DuPont Registry.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

The 70s-modern vibe is carried into the home with their use of cherry, maple, concrete, stone, steel and glass. It features unstained, epoxy-sealed concrete floors, clear maple stairs, and cherry cabinetry and flooring in the loft. Soapstone countertops in kitchen and master bath. The homeowners paid careful attention to perspective when designing the main living area with the soaring ceiling and center beam. Maximum natural lighting and privacy was made possible with picture windows in the kitchen and two bedrooms surrounding the screened courtyard. Clerestory windows were place strategically on the tall walls to take advantage of the vaulted ceilings. An artist’s loft is tucked in the back of the home, with sunset and thunderstorm views of the southwestern sky. And while the homes in this neighborhood have smaller lots and floor plans, this home feels larger because of their architectural choices.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

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This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.

This kitchen and pantry were part of an extensive renovation project. The client was keen to achieve a more traditional look and so lots of attention was paid to colour choices, materials and cabinetry detailing in this beautiful Berkshire home. We worked on 3 different rooms and each space was given a slightly different look and feel. In the kitchen we combined a dark aubergine colour with a pale tone with natural honed Bianca Eclipsia quartzite worktops to create a stunning look. Bespoke features were included within the cabinetry and special attention was taken to make this space work perfectly for our client and how they use their kitchen. The pivot door breakfast dresser is a fantastic area for the family to use whilst completely bespoke drawer compartments were created for specific uses. The bespoke drinks dresser extends the kitchen scheme into the dining area using the same island colour as the kitchen. Beautiful handles and bespoke mesh panelling on the cabinetry create an individual piece of furniture which compliment the rest of the room. The walk in pantry is a perfect place to store all food items and additional appliances which aren’t used day to day. The oak tongue and groove panelling is a striking feature which looks stunning against the dark green cabinetry.