Every project begins with a concept — a guiding idea that shapes both inspiration and direction. For this home, it all started with a stack of bowls. Their texture, color, and overall feel informed the material palette, setting the tone for a space that’s thoughtful, tactile, and cohesive.

The kitchen, as it stood, no longer served its function. Dated cabinetry and a lack of flow to the rest of the home limited its potential. To resolve this, we removed the dividing wall between the kitchen and dining room, opening up the space and allowing natural light to move freely throughout.

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In reimagining the layout, we also maximized functionality. Large wall space was put to smart use with full-height pantry storage, significantly improving organization and usability — a transformation that makes everyday living easier and more enjoyable.

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Set within a mid-century home, it was important that the new kitchen felt fresh while still honoring the home’s character. The bold blue cabinetry nods to classic mid-century color moments, while also feeling coastal, light, and airy — the perfect balance of personality and respect for the original architecture.

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