23/10/2026
Behind this home was a simple goal: less space to maintain, more room to connect. The owners were coming from a much larger home and wanted a space that better reflected the way they live today. They love cooking, hosting friends and spending time together, so creating a home that brought those moments together was key.
The original layout kept the kitchen separate from the rest of the home. Opening it up meant rethinking how the kitchen, dining and living areas could work together, creating a more connected space for everyday life and entertaining.
Taking down walls changed more than the floor plan. It also meant finding a new way to incorporate the TV without interrupting the openness of the space. Instead of compromising the layout, we looked for a solution that could adapt to how the owners use their home.
The original setup gave the TV a fixed place in the living room. With the new open layout, we wanted something more flexible, so the living area could feel open when entertaining and comfortable for everyday downtime.
The mix of Shaker cabinetry, classic hardware and modern appliances brings together two different design sensibilities. The Cristallo quartzite adds a distinctive focal point, giving the kitchen character without overwhelming the rest of the space.
Opening up the kitchen required more than removing a wall. Every change had to be considered in relation to the surrounding spaces, the new layout and the way the home would function once everything came together. That’s where thoughtful design makes a difference.
Rather than changing layouts that already worked, we focused on the details that could make the bathrooms feel entirely different. A freestanding tub, a built-in shower bench and carefully selected finishes brought a more current feel while keeping the spaces practical.
These bathrooms didn’t need to be completely reconfigured to feel new. Updating the materials, fixtures and finishes allowed us to refresh the spaces while keeping the layouts that made sense for the owners.
Two bathrooms, two moods. The powder room makes a statement with dark quartzite, a sculptural hanging mirror, and warm wood cabinetry. The primary bath goes s