Each project gets its own spread — photos and the occasional video, woven together rather than boxed apart. Scroll through the way you'd flip through a magazine.
A full kitchen run planned around a south-facing window — the island was pulled 8" off-center to keep the sightline from the front door clear straight through to the yard.
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White oak fronts throughout, quartz counters, and blackened brass hardware — 22 linear feet, built and installed over five weeks.
Full-height shelving wraps the room, with a central island doing double duty as a valet and a place to actually sit down and put your shoes on.
Walnut with brass hardware, matched to the finishes already in the adjoining bedroom — 9 linear feet, three weeks start to finish.
"A cabinet that fits the room disappears. One that doesn't, you notice every time you open it."Mariya, Design Lead
A floating vanity with an integrated stone sink, in a footprint too small for anything off the shelf — 4 linear feet, two weeks, custom paint matched to the tile.
A galley layout too tight for a family — pulled back to a single run with appliances hidden behind matte black fronts to keep sightlines clean.
Walnut and matte black, 18 linear feet, four weeks — built for a loft with no room to spare.
White lacquer, double-hang and drawer storage, a fold-down valet rod — 6 linear feet, two weeks.
A floating base in white oak, with mirror niches backlit to double as the room's only real light source after dark.
White oak, 8 linear feet, three weeks — a primary ensuite built for two people getting ready at once.
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Fluted paneling wraps a full media wall with every cable routed inside the frame — inset brass detailing marks where the panels split for access.
Fluted oak and brass, 14 linear feet, four weeks.
Painted maple, flanked by matching bookshelves, storage hidden beneath the seat — 7 linear feet, two weeks.
"Rooms cut to fit you, not the other way around."Lemon Cabinets
Paneling runs the full room, with an integrated bar niche and picture-frame trim tying the ceiling line together.
Fluted walnut, 320 sq ft, three weeks.
Shaker-profile paneling through a narrow hall, painted to match the staircase trim already in place.
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Shaker profile and paint, 180 sq ft, two weeks.
A service counter and back bar on a steel frame, walnut facing chosen to age well under coffee cups and elbows, not just look good on day one.
Walnut and steel, 26 linear feet, five weeks — commercial millwork, built like it.
Painted MDF and brass, 40 linear feet, four weeks — modular fixtures built to be reconfigured season to season.