Kitchen Design Styles

Casual

Taking a modern base and blending it with traditional detailing, our Casual styling is a balance of relaxation and refinement. Helping you build a room that says “home” and “you” at the same time, Casual style is about the personalization of the space and finding harmony between all of the individual elements. This style allows for a mixture of ideas and shows an appreciation for freedom, non-conformity and self-expression.

Expect to see eclectic accessories like modern art next to a family heirloom, bold accent walls, and architectural elements from simple arches to ornate rosettes.

Contemporary

Walking a fine line between utilitarian and modern, Contemporary styling is all about open spaces and clean lines. Sparingly decorated with large scale, bold embellishments and usually dominated by more natural tones; Contemporary style relies on sleek, smooth and polished facades to create a modern level of elegance. When going for Contemporary, think streamlined, cultured and bold.

Expect to see natural materials like aluminum, leather, glass and stone, few but bold accessories, and subtle geometric design elements.

Rustic

Imagine a quaint country cottage where everything seems familiar and timeless. Rustic styling is built on the simple idea that everything in the room has been lived-in. At times raw and weathered, and at others softly distressed, this warm and relaxed style brings the charm of the outside in with natural materials, carved woods, heavy copper or iron and a hodge-podge of textures and embellishments that all come together to tell a uniquely long and rich story.

Expect to see decorations inspired by nature or personal memories, worn, country antiques, distressed edges and rough or faded paint, cyclical embellishments that bring the seasons inside, and a spectrum of colors that add pattern through texture.

Traditional

Elegant, inviting and reminiscent of a not-so-distant past, Traditional styling is best summed up as ornate, rich and decorative. Usually embodying the golden age of Europe, Traditional uses a variety of colors, elaborate motifs and a blend of materials to breathe new life into century-old styling. And although it can seem "busy," this style maintains order and refinement through symmetry and balance.

Expect to see many patterns and textures, gilded details, elaborate hardware, rich colors that complement one another, and a blend of curved, irregular and straight lines.