Custom designed, hand-built kitchens are one of our favorite things to do at Meyer Brothers & Sons for a variety of reasons. From a design standpoint, it is fun, yes fun to take our knowledge & expertise in kitchen design - from aesthetics to functionality - and merge that with the clients unique needs & ideas. Often times I hear from clients something along these lines: "I found this picture in a magazine and really like the hood design but nothing else... my neighbor has a cherry kitchen I love but the stain is too dark and the cabinets lack functional storage...I was watching HGTV and I decided I want to go with this kind backsplash tile & granite..." From there the design path begins and unfolds through the creative design process demonstrated in 3-dimensional drawings. Through a series of adjustments, improvements & appliance specification integration the final design comes to life. Once it is finalized, the rest of the crew takes over to convert the theoretical drawings to the built reality; resulting in a truly unique, one-of-a-kind, locally built kitchen that is more of a work of art than another functional room in your house.
the before
the design
the after
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We removed the walled pantry and created this cabinet pantry only 10" deep to allow room for the island w/ seating
Bar hutch in dining room adjacent to kitchen
A walnut wine holder as a small gift from us to our client
Island featuring turned "urn" columns which are replicated on either side of the stove: notice how the top follows the column profile
Wood hood with with insert & half columns on the pull-out spice racks
Custom wood hood with Corinthian style carved corbels, side spice storage & carved vineyard onlay located on breastboard which is replicated on wood bridge over sink
The material palette: 2 1/4" oak floor with a natural finish, cherry cabinets featuring roped molding with a natural finish, stainless appliances, granite tops & olive green glass tile back splash
One example of a 2-stage crownmolding
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