Matte French Biscuit on Rift Cut White Oak

Waterfront Contemporary

Featuring subtle blue, slate and white tones, this Connecticut kitchen utilizes the Cologne door style finished in Hale Blue for the island and for lower cabinets along the wall, coupled with Matte French Biscuit on Rift Cut White Oak along the perimeter of the room. A combination storage pantry and...

Texas Hills Lake House

Looking for a complete renovation to create their Mediterranean style kitchen into a modern, luxurious yet functional kitchen for entertaining, the perimeter cabinetry features the Pescara door style finished in Matte French Biscuit on Rift Cut White Oak, including custom dishwasher, wine and refrigerator panels. Optimizing functionality and flow...

Simple Elegance

An airy, outdoor feeling was created in this kitchen by using natural tones and filtering light through several ways including a skylight above the sink and a large arched window in the dining area. Adorned in Rockport Recessed door style, the lower cabinetry captures the feel of nature by using a Matte French Biscuit finish on...

Darien Heights Recessed Inset with Hidden Dust Rail

Whitewater Modern

A soft, neutral, and modern kitchen that feels warm, timeless, and beautifully tailored, features an inset cabinet design using Rockport Recessed doors finished in Matte French Biscuit on Rift Cut White Oak. The clean, precise lines of inset doors paired with the organic texture of the wood created the perfect foundation for the space, while the veining in the quartz countertops and backsplash mimics...

Toulon Recessed Inset with Hidden Dust Rail

Oak Trail Tranquility

This unique kitchen designed for entertaining is certainly big on functionality and personality. Channeling the bright colors of nature and showcasing the diversity of the cabinet industry’s best finish, the kitchen’s design pops with a two-color combination of Deep Ice and Nordic White on Westchester Recessed doors. The homeowners chose Wood-Mode for their Arts & Crafts kitchen because...

Malibu Dream Home

The indigenous Chumash people originally called the area, Humaliwo, meaning "the surf sounds loud." Still today, the powerful surf that lines coastal Malibu is intrinsic to the community’s identity – one that is both rustic and refined, luxurious and laid-back. If you feel a connection to California Modern aesthetic, consider these design elements to craft your own Malibu Dream Home.

Inspired by Wine Country

Northern California is known for its stark microclimates shaped by the region’s iconic golden sun and cool ocean breezes. This atmospheric context can be displayed within the home’s design by combining cool and warm tones.

Modern Desert Home Design

In the desert, light and texture create an intriguing interplay that has inspired home design for decades. It’s a juxtaposition of stoic ruggedness and delicate whimsy.