Culinary spaces
Kitchen Remodels
We design kitchens that work as hard as they look: layouts that honor the cooking triangle, materials that survive salt air and sand, and islands sized for the people who actually use them.
A 30A kitchen has two jobs. It has to feel like a home — quiet millwork, honest stone, light that moves through the day — and it has to perform when the house is full. We design for both.
That means appliance packages placed for real cooking, storage that hides the beach clutter, and finishes that photograph well without feeling staged. White oak, honed stone, unlacquered brass, plaster hoods — materials that age instead of date.
Whether you live here year-round or the kitchen is the center of a rental, we start with how the room is used, then draw the architecture around it.
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