The recent redesign of the kitchen and dining nook skillfully fuses timeless French country aesthetics with modern design principles, tailored for a young couple who cherish both art and architecture. This transformation emphasizes an inviting, comfortable atmosphere without compromising on sophistication. The space uses a palette of muted colors and aged materials to achieve a subtle elegance that integrates seamlessly with the home’s intrinsic architectural charm. Central to the kitchen are two islands, designed to facilitate both everyday living and grand entertaining. These islands not only offer extensive preparation surfaces but also serve as social hubs, making the kitchen the heart of the home. Adjacent to this area, a well-equipped scullery and a butler’s pantry enhance functionality, providing ample space for storage and meal prep without cluttering the main kitchen area. The dining area is designed to host intimate dinners or family gatherings, while views of the stunning chandelier, sculpted ceilings and detailed millwork float above, echoing the home’s French influences. Similarly, the sitting area adjacent to the kitchen features comfortable seating and abundant natural light, creating a perfect spot for relaxation or casual conversation. Attention to detail is evident in the decorative grates on the pantry doors, and the arched glass elements in cabinetry, all nodding to classic French design. This project masterfully balances historical reverence with modern functionality, making it an ideal setting for both lively social gatherings and serene everyday living.

Meeting the client’s wish for the messy functions of baking and juicing, an open scullery is discreetly located behind; fitted with a sparkling chilled water tap and an overflow dish-drawer. Its materiality reiterates the kitchen in highly serviceable yet realistic Melteca equivalents from Laminex.

Constructed on our client’s lot in Acworth GA, Barry Holder & Associates built this expansive modern brick, siding and stonework two-story home. The kitchen and family room are in open concept style floor plan with a shared exposed-beam vaulted ceiling. This modern kitchen is divided into two parts with its black cabinetry and white stone counter tops. The two parts of the kitchen include the main kitchen and eating area and the scullery kitchen in the back for food prep and storage. The home was designed with hardwood flooring throughout the living area. The modern open wrought iron railing staircase leads to the upper floor. The master bath features a long elegant vanity with ample storage space as well as herringbone tiled backsplash. The master bath also has a walk-in shower and separate water closet. The outdoor living space includes a long wood inlayed covered sundeck with an outdoor fireplace for entertaining.

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The grand kitchen in this beautiful home features dark wood cabinetry and full-height-slab quartzite backsplashes and countertops. The brushed brass hood with polished brass trim serves as a focal point and sets off the dark cabinetry beautifully. The side wall features a built-in luxury refrigerator, and an adjoining hallway features a walk-in pantry with a separate scullery/back kitchen area that features a steam oven and a second sink and dishwasher. This gourmet kitchen is truly a chef's dream. To the right, is a beautiful dining area featuring cobalt drapery, a fun modern chandelier and beautiful views of the golf course.

Clean lines, minimalistic meets classic were my client’s admiration. The growing family required a balance between, a large functioning interior and to design a focal point to the main hub of the home. A soft palette layered with fresh whites, large slabs of intricate marbles, planked blonde timber floors and matt black fittings allow for seamless integration into the home’s interior. Cabinetry compliments the expansive length of the kitchen and adjoining scullery, whilst simplicity of the design provides impact to the home.

Extensive butler's pantry with contrasting colors and soft contemporary vibes. Artisanal craftsmanship by luxury home builder Nicholson Companies.
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Constructed on our client’s lot in Acworth GA, Barry Holder & Associates built this expansive modern brick, siding and stonework two-story home. The kitchen and family room are in open concept style floor plan with a shared exposed-beam vaulted ceiling. This modern kitchen is divided into two parts with its black cabinetry and white stone counter tops. The two parts of the kitchen include the main kitchen and eating area and the scullery kitchen in the back for food prep and storage. The home was designed with hardwood flooring throughout the living area. The modern open wrought iron railing staircase leads to the upper floor. The master bath features a long elegant vanity with ample storage space as well as herringbone tiled backsplash. The master bath also has a walk-in shower and separate water closet. The outdoor living space includes a long wood inlayed covered sundeck with an outdoor fireplace for entertaining.

Polished aggregate flooring, with satin lacquered slabbed doors warmed with stained oak timber paneling and marbled benches.
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Constructed on our client’s lot in Acworth GA, Barry Holder & Associates built this expansive modern brick, siding and stonework two-story home. The kitchen and family room are in open concept style floor plan with a shared exposed-beam vaulted ceiling. This modern kitchen is divided into two parts with its black cabinetry and white stone counter tops. The two parts of the kitchen include the main kitchen and eating area and the scullery kitchen in the back for food prep and storage. The home was designed with hardwood flooring throughout the living area. The modern open wrought iron railing staircase leads to the upper floor. The master bath features a long elegant vanity with ample storage space as well as herringbone tiled backsplash. The master bath also has a walk-in shower and separate water closet. The outdoor living space includes a long wood inlayed covered sundeck with an outdoor fireplace for entertaining.

Tucked away just off the main kitchen, this multi-functional scullery and butler's pantry acts as a moody, high-contrast companion piece to the home's main culinary space. Designed for maximum utility without sacrificing style, the room seamlessly integrates a secondary cleanup zone, an artisanal espresso station, and discrete under-counter laundry. Rich, wire-brushed black cabinetry and deep charcoal walls create an intimate atmosphere, while the white apron-front farmhouse sink and white marble accents offer striking visual relief. Natural textures take center stage here, grounded by large-format slate floors and a tactile soapstone countertop that will develop a beautiful patina over time.

Dream home interior for luxury lifestyle. Wood & stone home, biophilic & organic. Prairie style with industrial detailing with steel for a deer lodge style. Dream kitchen and scullery kitchen, kitchen island design, custom stove hood / range detailed design, white cabinets.

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.

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Mixed materials, yes please!! Rift-cut white oak, "Snow", "Acacia Haze", "Rocky River" painted cabinets, showcased in this image, as well as the integrated door that leads to scullery kitchen/walk-in pantry. GE Cafe appliances, Induction Cooktop, ice maker with custom panel, Advantium and Convection Ovens, and a hood ducted to the outside! Floating shelves for display with integrated LED lights show off the beautiful 18" high full-height splash, capped with a matching 5" deep ledge, with tile to the ceiling. There is no rest for the pot filler as it doubles as a coffee machine filler. The simplistic box style hood was designed to purposefully provide a beautiful backdrop for the "North Star" chandelier over the island.

A warm scullery kitchen wraps in plain-slice white oak cabinetry in antique slate, with open oak shelving over a vertical tile backsplash and Calacatta-look quartz counters. A matte black faucet and undermount sink anchor the prep run, while a paneled tower conceals extra storage. An arched entryway connects back to the main kitchen, keeping this hardworking prep space tucked neatly out of sight yet steps away.