Complex projects respond to the simplest solutions
One thing we have an aversion to is making complex problems, well, complex. Our work style is elemental: we apply principles designed to make design natural, smooth, and native to your desired result.
Think Ahead
There are no stupid questions
We will ask questions. A lot of them. And then we will listen to your answers, write them down, put them up on the studio whiteboard. The answers you give us are the waypoints that guide everything that follows.
Get Form/Function Right
These are one side of an equation
And all equations need to be balanced, or the result is likely to be wrong. It isn't a matter of making it look good. That's the easy part. It's a matter of making it work right, too.
Set the Right Pace
It's not a sprint, or a race
We work carefully to create a schedule that delivers quality work at just the right moment. This is especially important when coordinating with other contractors. The right design. Right on time.
Kitchen Styles
Transitional
The transitional kitchen is an eclectic design, which results in a playful mix of traditional design elements with decidedly modern touches.
Contemporary
Contemporary kitchens typically place particular importance on geometric elements, often leveraging the geometry of the space the kitchen inhabits.
Design begins with listening
We begin your design by grabbing paper and a pencil and...writing down what you have to say about your project. A successful result is one that meets your objectives - practical, aesthetic, and financial. And between that intitial meeting – and the moment we make the final polishing wipe of the counter, island, and sink – is a conversation. Because design is a conversation that involves a lot of....did we say listening?