The use of wood and color creates a warm and welcoming kitchen for cooking and entertaining in the Northwest’s cooler climate. The highly requested kitchen island offers more storage capacity, additional working space, and with the wide variety of choices in countertops and hard surfaces can completely customize the look and feel adding flair and personality to the space.
Oriented to capitalize on the view, but leaving prime real estate to the living spaces, the open kitchen concept optimizes the home’s floor plan and highest traffic zones. The kitchen becomes the centerpiece of the home and is designed accordingly to integrate seamlessly with the look and feel of the rest of the interior. Traditional alder, beech, cherry, oak and maple kitchen cabinetry incorporate well into the warm and welcoming northwest contemporary and craftsman home interiors commonly found in our cooler climate. Some clients opt to add a touch of personality with the addition of colored paint, appliance accessories, or a unique selection of countertop or backsplash tile. There is no “right way” to design your custom kitchen–it’s all about you and what you want. The top requested views while working in the kitchen: outdoor spaces, interior fireplace, and of course, television
