An Unassuming, Sleek Kitchen in the Woods (Remodel)

This small, modern kitchen resides in a progressive architectural style building nestled into the woods of Northern Arizona. The deep espresso color on these Maple bases contrasts nicely with the stark counters and floors. While it may seem a bit empty on the walls, this space was designed intentionally with no uppers to allow flexibility in adding unique storage pieces later onto these walls. The space provided a challenge to be very functional in only the bases, yet also feel spacious and allow for a multitude of guests.

Engineered Quartz counters feed into the clean look of the space in addition to the very popular waterfall edge on the dining room side. A slab door style also simplifies the area though not without amenities such as a pull-out trash/recycle unit, lazy susan, and roll outs hidden within.

A Family Unit (Remodel - Installing March 2018)

This family-of-four kitchen includes everything needed to keep each day running smoothly. From trash/recycle units, to pull out spice racks and even new pantry amenities, this medium sized kitchen has got it all.
We modified the footprint to enlarge the sink wall run and make the entire space feel larger without encroaching into, and overpowering, the dining room.

Furthermore, the uniquely shaped space under the stairs, which was previously converted into a pantry, is now even more functional with finished shelves and alternating height bookcases to accommodate the sloped ceiling.

The warmth of Medallion Cabinetry’s Rumberry stain,  paired with a twist on a traditional shaker door, fits right into the surroundings of Northern Arizona.