Jay HawkinsonMore homeowners are investing in whole-home cabinetry. When kitchens, pantries, wet bars, closets, and built-ins are designed together, the home feels intentional. Materials relate to one another. Hardware and finishes are consistent. Storage works as a system, not as a series of afterthoughts.
Jay HawkinsonWhen a returning Longmont client came to us wanting a kitchen refresh, the goal was clear: bring in a more modern feel while still honoring the traditional charm of their home.
Jay HawkinsonThis year we’ve seen a noticeable shift: instead of selling and buying new homes, many of our clients are choosing to stay put and reinvest in the homes they already love.
Jay HawkinsonAs kitchens evolve to meet the needs of modern homeowners, an old concept is making a strong comeback the scullery. Traditionally used in grand homes to keep the main kitchen clean and organized, the scullery serves a multi-faceted use for the modern home.