October 15, 2020
On October 8, during the 'virtual' 10th Annual Interior Design Society Awards Gala, we were announced the 2020 National Kitchen Designer of the YEAR - kitchen designs $50,000 & below.
Our ideal client wants functional and affordable designs that are equally beautiful...that's our sweet spot! Maximizing budgets with pro-tips is our fav! Our style lends itself to Modern Farmhouse with a nod to the Pacific Northwest, while incorporating contemporary elements and conveniences. We love an upscale look with, 'the front door is always open' kind of feel!
We have been specializing in kitchen design for over 10 years, both locally and through our Virtual Design. Our kitchens have been featured in Furniture Lighting & Decor, North Sound Life Magazine, GRAY Magazine, and Yakima Magazine. Please visit our Press page and view other awards we have received over the years.
Our kitchen renders are just one of the many tools within our design experience! Whether we are working together locally or virtually...these shoppable renderings at the Conceptual Phase, assist our client in visualizing the end result with an actual list of ahhhh-mazing products attached! Beginning a kitchen project? Schedule a complimentary call to get started.
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Our Kitchen Designs scale from light to luxury. To acknowledge our recognition in the 'sweet spot' category, we are showcasing a few of our BEFORE & AFTER project shots. Kitchen remodels and new construction kitchens, $50k and below.
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