Modern kitchen featuring dark stained slab maple cabinetry with stacked wall cabinets with lift hinges. The kitchen features a contemporary Wolf 36" gas cooktop with flush counter top installation, Wolf stainless hood, Bosch double wall ovens, Asko paneled dishwasher, stainless Franke farm sink, Grohe pull-down faucet, two toe kick drawers, toe kick pet bowl drawer, toe kick step stool, double trash pull out, lazy susan, large pull out pantry, spacious drawers, frosted glass pantry door, under cabinet LED lighting, USB electrical outlet, hidden under cabinet electrical outlet strips, glass tile back splash and Taj Mahal Quartzite counter tops. Jason Jasienowski

Hidden toe kick drawer for step stool on Island.
Example of a classic kitchen design in Calgary

This kitchen was tight and crowded, including a tiny dining nook and mud room. The client wanted an open space, knocking out those walls, and creating an 8' addition to the back of the house. The resulting kitchen is spacious and beautiful, with light-up cabinets above to show off a family heirloom collection. In order reach these tall cabinets, there is a pull-out step stool hidden inside the toe kick of one of the cabinets.

Fully renovated kitchen featuring natural cherry custom cabinets with shaker door style and slab drawer fronts. Located at the mouth of Great Falls Park, this home sits in the tree tops. The Rustic Green granite counter tops and natural cherry cabinets are well suited to this woodsy setting. In addition to loads of drawer space, this kitchen also has toe kick drawer, toe kick step stool, double trash pull out, bread drawer and floor to ceiling spice pull out. Custom laundry room and pantry doors with Cotswold Glass to match glass wall cabinetry add to the special finishing touches. Jason Jasienowski

Modern kitchen featuring dark stained slab maple cabinetry with stacked wall cabinets with lift hinges. The kitchen features a contemporary Wolf 36" gas cooktop with flush counter top installation, Wolf stainless hood, Bosch double wall ovens, Asko paneled dishwasher, stainless Franke farm sink, Grohe pull-down faucet, two toe kick drawers, toe kick pet bowl drawer, toe kick step stool, double trash pull out, lazy susan, large pull out pantry, spacious drawers, frosted glass pantry door, under cabinet LED lighting, USB electrical outlet, hidden under cabinet electrical outlet strips, glass tile back splash and Taj Mahal Quartzite counter tops. Jack Cook

Distressed, Shaker kitchen cabinetry in the walk-in pantry holds a step stool hidden in the toe kick. A simple pull and fold out makes upper cabinetry accessible. Part 2. Design by Rochelle Lynne Design, Cochrane, Alberta, Canada

Modern kitchen featuring dark stained slab maple cabinetry with stacked wall cabinets with lift hinges. The kitchen features a contemporary Wolf 36" gas cooktop with flush counter top installation, Wolf stainless hood, Bosch double wall ovens, Asko paneled dishwasher, stainless Franke farm sink, Grohe pull-down faucet, two toe kick drawers, toe kick pet bowl drawer, toe kick step stool, double trash pull out, lazy susan, large pull out pantry, spacious drawers, frosted glass pantry door, under cabinet LED lighting, USB electrical outlet, hidden under cabinet electrical outlet strips, glass tile back splash and Taj Mahal Quartzite counter tops. Jack Cook

In true Arts & Crafts style, this kitchen and mudroom project is packed with details of custom craftsmanship, architectural elements and hidden conveniences that make it more than meets-the-eye. For the designer, the goal was to create a seamless flow between the kitchen, mudroom and dining areas to create a home meant for gathering children and grandchildren. Inspired by the family’s love for baking, their curated collectibles and the stained-glass artwork they brought with them from Colorado, the homeowners choose Weston Recessed with a Vintage Baltic Sea finish for their cabinetry. Warm materials, layered lighting, and personal touches help the kitchen feel inviting, while thoughtfully placed work zones allow multiple people to be in the space without it feeling crowded. This includes a dedicated baker’s zone anchoring the left side of the kitchen, complete with an integrated mixer cabinet and adjacent oven storage; and a tea center with integrated cabinet lighting concealed behind pocket doors that lights up when the doors are open. Every cabinet was considered with purpose – specialized storage features like a swing out spice cabinet, cleaning supply storage cabinet, and thoughtful adjustments for the homeowners’ height including a pull-out step stool, making it easier to reach cabinets above. Wood-Mode’s precision craftsmanship and quality are on display, with attention to detail seen in the smooth finish of the custom range hood finished in Driftwood with Espresso glaze on maple. The adjoining mudroom is a full-service area with built-in bench seating with toe-kick lighting and architectural details like wood corbels and floor to ceiling cabinets to store outerwear for every season of the year. Designed by Christy Bowen The Cabinetry Studio by Twelve Stones

Although compact in size, working in this kitchen is surprisingly efficient! And there is a ton of storage packed into it! These toe kick drawers, one for cookie sheets and the other for a step stool, are a prime example of using every inch of space!

Fully renovated kitchen featuring natural cherry custom cabinets with shaker door style and slab drawer fronts. Located at the mouth of Great Falls Park, this home sits in the tree tops. The Rustic Green granite counter tops and natural cherry cabinets are well suited to this woodsy setting. In addition to loads of drawer space, this kitchen also has toe kick drawer, toe kick step stool, double trash pull out, bread drawer and floor to ceiling spice pull out. Custom laundry room and pantry doors with Cotswold Glass to match glass wall cabinetry add to the special finishing touches. Jason Jasienowski

This kitchen was tight and crowded, including a tiny dining nook and mud room. The client wanted an open space, knocking out those walls, and creating an 8' addition to the back of the house. The resulting kitchen is spacious and beautiful, with light-up cabinets above to show off a family heirloom collection. In order reach these tall cabinets, there is a pull-out step stool hidden inside the toe kick of one of the cabinets.

In true Arts & Crafts style, this kitchen and mudroom project is packed with details of custom craftsmanship, architectural elements and hidden conveniences that make it more than meets-the-eye. For the designer, the goal was to create a seamless flow between the kitchen, mudroom and dining areas to create a home meant for gathering children and grandchildren. Inspired by the family’s love for baking, their curated collectibles and the stained-glass artwork they brought with them from Colorado, the homeowners choose Weston Recessed with a Vintage Baltic Sea finish for their cabinetry. Warm materials, layered lighting, and personal touches help the kitchen feel inviting, while thoughtfully placed work zones allow multiple people to be in the space without it feeling crowded. This includes a dedicated baker’s zone anchoring the left side of the kitchen, complete with an integrated mixer cabinet and adjacent oven storage; and a tea center with integrated cabinet lighting concealed behind pocket doors that lights up when the doors are open. Every cabinet was considered with purpose – specialized storage features like a swing out spice cabinet, cleaning supply storage cabinet, and thoughtful adjustments for the homeowners’ height including a pull-out step stool, making it easier to reach cabinets above. Wood-Mode’s precision craftsmanship and quality are on display, with attention to detail seen in the smooth finish of the custom range hood finished in Driftwood with Espresso glaze on maple. The adjoining mudroom is a full-service area with built-in bench seating with toe-kick lighting and architectural details like wood corbels and floor to ceiling cabinets to store outerwear for every season of the year. Designed by Christy Bowen The Cabinetry Studio by Twelve Stones

Distressed, Shaker kitchen cabinetry in the walk-in pantry holds a step stool hidden in the toe kick. A simple pull and fold out makes upper cabinetry accessible. Part 1. Design by Rochelle Lynne Design, Cochrane, Alberta, Canada

Expansive custom kitchen features white perimeter with large black, dine-in island with seating for seven, island prep sink, black farm house sink, black custom range hood, herringbone pattern tile back splash, Wolf 48" dual fuel range, Wolf speed oven, 33" refrigerator and freezer columns, pull out utensil and spice storage, toe kick step stool, two dishwashers and double trash pull out.

This kitchen was tight and crowded, including a tiny dining nook and mud room. The client wanted an open space, knocking out those walls, and creating an 8' addition to the back of the house. The resulting kitchen is spacious and beautiful, with light-up cabinets above to show off a family heirloom collection. In order reach these tall cabinets, there is a pull-out step stool hidden inside the toe kick of one of the cabinets.

TOE-KICK STOOL: A folding step stool hides in the cabinet toe kick beneath the sink for hard-to-reach places.
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In true Arts & Crafts style, this kitchen and mudroom project is packed with details of custom craftsmanship, architectural elements and hidden conveniences that make it more than meets-the-eye. For the designer, the goal was to create a seamless flow between the kitchen, mudroom and dining areas to create a home meant for gathering children and grandchildren. Inspired by the family’s love for baking, their curated collectibles and the stained-glass artwork they brought with them from Colorado, the homeowners choose Weston Recessed with a Vintage Baltic Sea finish for their cabinetry. Warm materials, layered lighting, and personal touches help the kitchen feel inviting, while thoughtfully placed work zones allow multiple people to be in the space without it feeling crowded. This includes a dedicated baker’s zone anchoring the left side of the kitchen, complete with an integrated mixer cabinet and adjacent oven storage; and a tea center with integrated cabinet lighting concealed behind pocket doors that lights up when the doors are open. Every cabinet was considered with purpose – specialized storage features like a swing out spice cabinet, cleaning supply storage cabinet, and thoughtful adjustments for the homeowners’ height including a pull-out step stool, making it easier to reach cabinets above. Wood-Mode’s precision craftsmanship and quality are on display, with attention to detail seen in the smooth finish of the custom range hood finished in Driftwood with Espresso glaze on maple. The adjoining mudroom is a full-service area with built-in bench seating with toe-kick lighting and architectural details like wood corbels and floor to ceiling cabinets to store outerwear for every season of the year. Designed by Christy Bowen The Cabinetry Studio by Twelve Stones

In true Arts & Crafts style, this kitchen and mudroom project is packed with details of custom craftsmanship, architectural elements and hidden conveniences that make it more than meets-the-eye. For the designer, the goal was to create a seamless flow between the kitchen, mudroom and dining areas to create a home meant for gathering children and grandchildren. Inspired by the family’s love for baking, their curated collectibles and the stained-glass artwork they brought with them from Colorado, the homeowners choose Weston Recessed with a Vintage Baltic Sea finish for their cabinetry. Warm materials, layered lighting, and personal touches help the kitchen feel inviting, while thoughtfully placed work zones allow multiple people to be in the space without it feeling crowded. This includes a dedicated baker’s zone anchoring the left side of the kitchen, complete with an integrated mixer cabinet and adjacent oven storage; and a tea center with integrated cabinet lighting concealed behind pocket doors that lights up when the doors are open. Every cabinet was considered with purpose – specialized storage features like a swing out spice cabinet, cleaning supply storage cabinet, and thoughtful adjustments for the homeowners’ height including a pull-out step stool, making it easier to reach cabinets above. Wood-Mode’s precision craftsmanship and quality are on display, with attention to detail seen in the smooth finish of the custom range hood finished in Driftwood with Espresso glaze on maple. The adjoining mudroom is a full-service area with built-in bench seating with toe-kick lighting and architectural details like wood corbels and floor to ceiling cabinets to store outerwear for every season of the year. Designed by Christy Bowen The Cabinetry Studio by Twelve Stones

Although compact in size, working in this kitchen is surprisingly efficient! And there is a ton of storage packed into it! These toe kick drawers, one for cookie sheets and the other for a step stool, are a prime example of using every inch of space!