Isla Porter

Meet Jane, Nils, and Finn: the timeless wardrobe basics of our door collection. Dress them up with a bold paint color and brass hardware, or let them sit back and do the quiet work in a space that doesn’t need to shout.

We sat down with alek tomich, the architect and maker we worked with on our Brooklyn Modern project, to talk all things stunning design — from his path into architecture to the small details that make a kitchen actually work.

Did you know that you can find us in LA? If you’ve been dreaming in cabinetry, Lone Fox by Drew Michael Scott is the place to go see it (and feel it) in real life.

And once you’re there, prepare to be swept up in their curation – it will both full up your cup + take your breath away.

Kinda chic to be detailed-obsessed, especially when it comes to choosing a custom hood.

Doors: Rhys
Custom Hood: Vada Reeded
Paint Finish: Polished
Walnut Finish: N**e

Designers, this way: This is what happens when good designers meet good cabinets.

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Picturing a door in your space is one thing. Seeing it come to life is another. Here’s how three of our doors can take on a different personality in each project.

More to come.

Trend alert: slowing down to notice the quiet beauty around you. Ok, you got us. This isn't a trend – it's a reminder of what we all need more of.

Summer moves fast. You won't catch us telling you to stop and smell the roses. What we'd love is for you to stop and notice the light dancing across your kitchen, the fresh flowers on the counter, the empty drying rack, the clean countertop.

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How lucky are we to get to partner with amazing designers and homeowners to help create spaces that feel unique to those enjoying it each day.

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Audible reactions preferred. New layout. New cabinetry. New reasons to enjoy cooking at home. Swipe for the before + after.

P.S. we sat down with the architect on this one – full interview coming soon.

There's a world where everything has a place and every countertop is clean, cleared, and calm.

Let's talk visual noise. It's upsetting. Clutter exists because we're all busy doing our best while doing the most.

That's why we're in the business of kitchen therapy.

A kitchen isn't just a room you renovate. It's a space that does something for you, emotionally and physically.

Good design is what unlocks it so it's not just the counters and drawers feeling cleared and calm – it's our minds, too.