This Moon Valley “before” space had SO much potential, but had several “newer additions” like an odd peek-through from the family room into the kitchen. We repurposed that into an arch, and tiled the entire thing with a neutral zellige. It adds so much visual interest and is a clear homage to the era it was actually built in. For this kitchen remodel, we embraced the challenge of three distinct entry points and a den archway offering a sneak peek. The mission? To create focal points that captivate, harmonize, and delight—without ever stealing the spotlight from one another. Our clients wanted a neutral, minimal kitchen with touches of Spanish Revival and Modern Organic. Vor this renovation we updated all the cabinetry fronts, rebuilt a custom white oak island, with 3 distinct different types of hardware. 

We also designed their fireplace, which was very much a centerpiece in a combined living/dining room, taking front and center for the dining room table. We knew this wasabsolutely a place to invest in a little makeover! We opted for smoothing the fireplace facade out, using zellige tile for the base, and a cotto tile in an arched sunburst pattern for the surround. It combined the right neutral elements the clients were seeking without overpowering the space.

This Moon Valley “before” space had SO much potential, but had several “newer additions” like an odd peek-through from the family room into the kitchen. We repurposed that into an arch, and tiled the entire thing with a neutral zellige. It adds so much visual interest and is a clear homage to the era it was actually built in. For this kitchen remodel, we embraced the challenge of three distinct entry points and a den archway offering a sneak peek. The mission? To create focal points that captivate, harmonize, and delight—without ever stealing the spotlight from one another. Our clients wanted a neutral, minimal kitchen with touches of Spanish Revival and Modern Organic. Vor this renovation we updated all the cabinetry fronts, rebuilt a custom white oak island, with 3 distinct different types of hardware. 

We also designed their fireplace, which was very much a centerpiece in a combined living/dining room, taking front and center for the dining room table. We knew this wasabsolutely a place to invest in a little makeover! We opted for smoothing the fireplace facade out, using zellige tile for the base, and a cotto tile in an arched sunburst pattern for the surround. It combined the right neutral elements the clients were seeking without overpowering the space.