This kitchen features a fully custom cabinetry system designed specifically for the space. Cabinet height, depth, proportions, finishes, and internal layouts are tailored to the room’s dimensions, lighting conditions, and daily use — allowing the cabinetry to feel integrated, balanced, and intentional rather than modular or off-the-shelf.

Customizable elements include cabinet height and depth, door style, wood tone, internal storage configuration, and integrated lighting — all designed as one cohesive system.

The kitchen island countertop is fully customizable and designed as part of the overall kitchen system. Material selection, thickness, edge profile, and overhang are tailored to the island’s size, seating needs, and daily use. Rather than treating the countertop as a standalone element, we design it to align seamlessly with cabinetry proportions, circulation, and how the space is lived in.

Customization options include material type, slab layout, thickness, edge detail, waterfall or standard profile, and seating overhang — all designed to work cohesively with the island base.

Island pendant lighting is selected and positioned as part of the kitchen’s overall material composition. Fixture scale, finish, and suspension height are tailored to the island dimensions and ceiling height to maintain balance and visual clarity.

Material choices — such as glass, metal, stone, or mixed finishes — are coordinated with cabinetry tones, countertop surfaces, and hardware selections. Rather than acting as a standalone decorative piece, the pendant becomes an integrated element that reinforces proportion, warmth, and material continuity within the kitchen.

Customization may include fixture size, finish selection, drop length, spacing between pendants, dimming capability, and integration with smart control systems.

Pendant lighting can be specified or custom-selected based on island width, seating layout, material palette, and desired lighting temperature.

The kitchen sink and faucet are specified as part of the countertop and cabinetry system rather than treated as isolated fixtures. Sink size, mounting method, and edge detailing are coordinated with the countertop material to ensure durability, clean transitions, and ease of maintenance.

Faucet finish, height, and functionality are selected in relation to cabinet hardware, lighting finishes, and overall material tone. Proper spacing, splash control, and under-sink configuration are carefully considered to support both daily use and long-term performance.

Design considerations may include undermount or integrated sink installation, cutout detailing, fixture finish coordination, water filtration integration, and plumbing layout alignment.