Kitch Cabinetry and Design

Travis Heights bungalow gently transformed. Inset cabinetry in a warm beige and blue, paired with antique bronze hardware. The soft, arched island doors compliment the homes original character.

So exited to share, we can't wait for the fancy pics! This home is filled with amazing spaces. Custom wine cabinet by Kitch, appliance garages, dedicated cutlery and spice space...we can keep going! Stay tuned for more!

A first time collaborating with Liz MacPhail Interiors and the space is a true wonder.
Paint color- SW Turkish Coffee

Kitch had the best time transforming this Crestview beauty and working alongside this precious family.
Relocating the refrigerator creates a focal point shift to that amazing back wall. It also allows continuous countertop space with a perfect coffee niche.

Definitely going to be a beauty. Check out the last picture- the before! Tradional cabinetry is always classic and re-entering the design community strong!
This cabinet front has a slight inside bevel with an inset frame. Alder and Knotty Alder.

Inset cabinetry will forever stay classic. Want a more modern look? Design with a door like the micro shaker.
Spice it up a little with a reeded door. Keep it traditional with a shaker door.
Lots of options with different looks. Our Shiloh Cabinetry line gives Kitch so many options to create your unique space.
Showroom location- 5929 Burnet Road. Austin.

No Snoozefest at Kitch! We are bringing you color, shapes and sizes. Add YOUR personality to your space.
Visit our showroom and get inspired.

Unlacquered brass
Antique brass
Aged brass
Bronze
Polished nickel
Color

Afters and befores.
This intimate entertaining nitch is the perfect contrast to the adjacent, sun drenched kitchen. Both are designed in the same wood tone but reflect a completely different mood.

What a transformation! Scroll to the end and view the before!
The arch had good intentions but had to go. Chunky stone felt a bit overpowering and disrupted nice prep space. Functional workstations allow the entire family to enjoy the space, together. That's what its all about. Even the pup💙
-spice pull outs
-utensil organizers
-lift up mix station
-appliance garage
-slotted bread drawer
-pull out cutting board
-waste/recycle
-corner kidney lemans pull outs
-pup station
-reeded glass front

Thank you for the beautiful photos
Contractor
Kitchen design and cabinetry
Finishes
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Part 2- Bathroom
This quick 1860s Schoolhouse reno was a whirlwind. We had 5 days. Jeremy was installing wainscoting while I wallpapered, while we both grouted and painted.
Buying everything and shipping to Maine was the biggest struggle, but we did it. Our little dream getaway is feeling complete!