Kitchens Gallery
The heart, composed
At Fox Street, the kitchen belongs to a home where every decision was made in relationship to the whole. Its role is part of a larger composition shaped by classical proportion, modern restraint, and a tactile palette of wood, iron, marble, leather, and stone.
Like the rest of the house, it balances elegance with ease. The result feels disciplined, inviting, and deeply considered.
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Reflections
This kitchen is one of the project’s boldest expressions—curved cabinetry, sparkling blue finishes, and dramatic lighting give it real presence.
Even so, it never breaks from the larger story; it simply lets the home’s more adventurous side speak clearly.
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Welcoming hearth
Here, warmth comes through texture and specificity rather than excess. The custom stove mosaic, earthy palette, and lodge-like materials make the room feel personal, practical, and deeply connected to the land outside.
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Beauty in the reordering
At Heritage Drive, the kitchen reflects the project’s intelligence of restraint. What began as a small request to relocate the microwave led to a more elegant reordering of the home, tied closely to the reimagined pantry.
Subtle Art Nouveau references, including the kitchen mosaic, bring softness and character without overwhelming the house’s traditional nature. It feels more resolved, more useful, and more connected to the way the family lives.
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Gathered around the island
At Lupton Drive, the kitchen expresses the home’s blend of classic taste and modern life. The recessed island worktop was designed to slot in a banquette, creating a sociable focal point that sets the tone for the room.
It reflects the project’s larger layering of updated lighting, color, and texture, while preserving a feeling of familiarity. The result is warm, current, and easy to live in.
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The pantry
This pantry was conceived not as an afterthought, but as an elegant support space for real entertaining. Its usefulness is part of its luxury, allowing the home to host generously without strain.
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Grounded in place, shaped by ease
The living spaces at Olive Street are less about decoration than atmosphere. Opened to the river and guided by the quiet character of the St. Croix Valley, they feel airy, warm, and deeply connected to place.
What emerges is a sense of relief—rooms designed for gathering, unwinding, and the simple pleasure of being there.
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Rooms that reflect how owners live
View our work by room to see how each space is designed with purpose, flow, and attention to detail.
Rooms that reflect how owners live
View our work by room to see how each space is designed with purpose, flow, and attention to detail.
