The kitchen of our Sunset Shores Project has an effortless light-filled vibe with a soft, sun-washed palette of creamy whites, sandy beiges, and dark counters that create a beautiful layering of neutrals. The kitchen is elevated, but welcoming and today we are sharing the sources we used to create our look.
In 2026, kitchens are becoming less crisp and clean and more the heart of the home with lots of interesting textures and warm neutrals that create that cozy feeling of home.
Our Mapleton Project is all about timeless textures, organic materials, and scenic views. In the kitchen, this elevated beauty is coupled with functional details like double islands and custom floor to ceiling cabinetry to create a space that feels inviting, lux, and liveable. Today, take a little peak at this white and wood space and then check back soon for more details and spaces of this beautiful new build.
Today we are bringing your top buys to inspire your new look. Some of our client favorite buys from recent projects include interesting counter seating and statement lighting for pretty dining and easy entertaining. Take a look and shop your favorite combos.
Looking for a wow-worthy entry table? This bistro-style beauty doubles as an elegant statement pieces in your foyer. Pair it with a vase of fresh flowers, a stack of art books, or a sculptural lamp and you’ve got a warm, inviting moment that sets the tone for your entire home.
Our Desert Shores Project is another set amongst the beautiful red rock of Southern Utah. With expansive views of the unique scenery outside, inside we layered rich organic textures in earthy tones. You’ll find cool concrete, artisan tile, a mix of wood tones, soft linens and rich leathers. Take a look at how this aesthetic works in the kitchen.
