The Challenge
“We need a kitchen that works — and a place for guests to stay.”
The existing kitchen was cramped and disconnected. The homeowners also wanted a first-floor guest suite for visiting family. Key challenges included matching the new roofline, running plumbing into new areas, and creating a hidden walk-in pantry — all while keeping the new kitchen feeling integrated, not added on.
The Design
We relocated the kitchen to the new addition, connected by a custom stone archway that now anchors the space. A reverse ceiling beam system hides lighting and highlights warm tongue-and-groove wood paneling above.
- Contrasting cabinets
- Marble countertops
- A custom walnut bar
- The client’s dream: a concealed pantry tucked behind the cabinetry
The Build
Built during the height of COVID, the team adapted to strict safety protocols while executing:
- A full foundation and 750 sq ft expansion
- Complex roof tie-ins and framing
- New plumbing and electrical for the relocated kitchen and guest suite
- Precision millwork for ceiling, cabinetry, and finishes
The Results
The result is a warm, functional kitchen that’s now the hub of the home. The homeowners regularly host friends and family — with room to cook, gather, and stay the night. Their trust in the process allowed us to push design boundaries and deliver something unique, elegant, and completely custom.