We are thrilled to share that one of our recent residential projects in Campbell, California, was selected as Houzz’s Kitchen of the Week!
What started as a dark, 1960s galley kitchen with outdated finishes was completely reimagined into a light-filled, open-concept gathering space designed for modern living and effortless entertaining.
The Vision & Transformation
Working alongside the homeowners—an active pair of empty nesters—our goal was to create an airy, functional space centered around organic textures and thoughtful layout flow.
To break away from the closed-in footprint, the home’s layout was reorganized in collaboration with architect Esther Gonzalez-Parber of Studio North, relocating the kitchen to a former family room under soaring vaulted ceilings. We then stepped in to curate the interior finishes, cabinetry, lighting, and spatial detailing.
Design Highlights
Warmth & Natural Texture: We specified custom rift-cut white oak cabinetry from Harmoni Kitchens paired with durable Taj Mahal quartzite countertops to bring organic warmth to the bright architectural space.
A Soothing Focal Point: The backsplash features handcrafted Heath Ceramics tiles in a soft blue glaze extending all the way to the ceiling, adding depth and dynamic color that subtly shifts throughout the day.
Entertaining Essentials: A multi-functional central island houses a secondary prep sink positioned close to the family room for quick access during gatherings. We also designed a dedicated custom coffee bar station complete with glass-front display cabinetry and open oak shelving.
Airy Details: Soft, woven pendant Moooi lights and a fluted plaster range hood keep the visual lines light without sacrificing character.
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