
3462 — Full Circle Mid-Mod
Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Full Circle Mid-Mod The vision for this kitchen was to create a vibrant, highly functional space rooted in mid-century modern design while maximizing the home’s

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Full Circle Mid-Mod The vision for this kitchen was to create a vibrant, highly functional space rooted in mid-century modern design while maximizing the home’s

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Central Re-Set From the outset, the vision for this home was to create a soulfully modern hearth—a central, magnetic space that invites gathering, connection, and

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Stud to Stardom The homeowners sought a space that balanced modern functionality with timeless craftsmanship. The challenge was to integrate two distinct features—a walk-in pantry

Kitchen—up to 300 sq ft The Viola Kitchen: A Modern Heirloom This 1910 Hyde Park gem carried the charm of its era—but also the quirks of several poorly conceived renovations.

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Tailored Modern on Ward Parkway This Ward Parkway residence carried all the hallmarks of its 1990s origins—builder-grade finishes, disjointed rooms, and a lack of architectural

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Collected Charm A repeat client invited the team back to remodel their kitchen, with the goal of creating a space that reflected both the charm

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Slat & Sky This main level renovation was all about creating a brighter, more connected space for a family of four—starting with the heart of

Kitchen—up to 300 sq ft Masculine Mood. Maximum Function. What was mostly an unfinished basement became a self-contained apartment for the client’s son. The heart of the design was the

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Statement Kitchen Designed as the architectural centerpiece of a new custom home, this kitchen makes an impression without excess: dramatic yet disciplined, refined yet functional.

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft French Curve The French Curve project was conceived as a celebration of craftsmanship and calm: a kitchen where architectural form meets quiet luxury. The clients

Kitchen—up to 300 sq ft Once Upon a Kitchen This 1929 Tudor in Kansas City had charm, but its kitchen told a different story. A narrow galley with an awkward

Kitchen—up to 300 sq ft Collector’s Cottage The homeowners came to the project without a defined design vision but were clear about how they wanted to live in the space:

Kitchen—more than 300 sq ft Lee Blvd The vision for this kitchen was to create the heart of the home—a space that could stand confidently on its own while still

Kitchen—up to 300 sq ft A Celebration Of Connection The vision for this remodel was to create a kitchen that feels open, connected, and effortlessly functional—a space where design and

Kitchen—up to 300 sq ft Union Hill Home The existing kitchen had good bones but was lacking personalization—it felt too Plain Jane for a client who craved excitement. After a

Kitchen—Butler’s Pantry A Hidden Gem This home already had the makings of a dream kitchen, but it lacked the additional storage and prep space that makes entertaining truly effortless. A

Kitchen—up to 300 sq ft Tomahawk Creek Estates This home was originally built with beautiful European-inspired architectural details, but featured dark, heavy finishes that made many spaces feel dated. Although

Kitchen—Butler’s Pantry Hidden Chateau Butler’s Pantry The designer reimagined how a small but essential space could support the daily rhythm of a family of five. Her goal was to transform





















