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Find the style that feels like home.
Before we draw a single line, it helps to know what speaks to you. Browse the styles below and notice how each one lives across a home. There are no wrong answers, and most of the spaces we build borrow happily from a few.
As you browse, tap "I like this style" on any that speak to you — they'll gather at the bottom of the page, ready to copy or screenshot and send to us.
Organic Modern
Warm minimalism with a softer hand. Flat-front white oak cabinetry, honed stone counters, and limewash or microcement walls, finished with handmade zellige tile and unlacquered brass or matte black fixtures. Curved edges and earthy, sun-warmed tones throughout — it feels calm, tactile, and quietly luxurious; modern, but never cold.
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Minimalist
Less, but better. Handleless slab cabinets, a monolithic stone or quartz counter that wraps into a waterfall island, and a near-seamless backsplash in the same material. Integrated sinks, hidden storage, and a tight one- or two-tone palette let the surfaces and light do all the talking.
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Scandinavian
Light, warm, and unfussy. Pale oak or birch cabinetry, soft white or grey counters, and simple stacked or square tile, with clean-lined hardware and plenty of white. Natural wood and bright surfaces keep kitchens and baths feeling open and easy.
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Japandi
Where Japanese restraint meets Scandinavian warmth. Quarter-sawn wood cabinetry, stone or concrete counters, and slim vertical or zellige tile, with low-profile fixtures in black or bronze. A spare, natural palette — wood, stone, paper, linen — makes every surface feel intentional and calm.
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Mid-Century Modern
A retro spirit with modern livability. Flat-panel walnut or teak cabinetry paired with a confident counter or backsplash — terrazzo, geometric tile, or warm stone — and tapered, sculptural hardware. Graphic and warm, with rich wood grounding the room.
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Transitional
The easy middle ground between traditional and modern. Shaker cabinets in a soft neutral, quartz or marble-look counters, and a classic subway or elongated-hex backsplash, with brushed nickel or champagne-bronze fixtures. Detailed enough to feel warm, clean enough to feel fresh.
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Traditional
Symmetry, craftsmanship, and detail that rewards a second look. Raised-panel cabinetry, furniture-style vanities, natural stone or marble counters, and timeless tile, finished with polished nickel or antique brass. Rich woods and layered millwork make a kitchen or bath feel settled and considered.
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Modern Farmhouse
The Texas favorite, and for good reason. Shaker cabinetry, apron-front sinks, butcher block or honed-stone counters, and shiplap or simple white tile, with black or oil-rubbed fixtures and crisp black window frames. Relaxed and family-first without ever feeling fussy.
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Cottage
Small-scale charm with storybook warmth. Beadboard and painted cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, vintage-style faucets, and soft hand-glazed tile, gathered with open shelving and a few well-loved finds. Layers that look collected over time rather than bought all at once.
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French Country
Rustic elegance from the French countryside. Soft, sun-faded painted cabinetry, a carved hood or furniture-style island, natural stone counters, and weathered finishes, with unlacquered brass and gentle, antique detailing. Refined but lived-in — gracious and unhurried.
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Spanish Revival
Cool, shaded, and full of character — the Spanish-Colonial cousin of Mediterranean. Carved wood, wrought-iron hardware, and hand-painted Talavera tile across backsplashes and vanities, with plaster walls and warm stone counters. Arched openings and rich color make every room feel crafted.
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Coastal
Light, airy, and relaxed. Soft white or pale-blue cabinetry, weathered or whitewashed wood, quartz or marble-look counters, and glossy white or sea-glass tile, with brushed-nickel or chrome fixtures. Linen, rattan, and big windows keep it bright and breezy.
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Art Deco
Glamour with geometry. Bold lacquered or dark-stained cabinetry, dramatic veined marble, and striking tile — chevron, fan, or scalloped — finished with brass, gold, or black accents. Sculptural vanities and statement lighting make baths especially luxe; opulent but modern.
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Industrial
The bones of the building become the design. Exposed brick and concrete, metal-frame glass, and open shelving paired with slab or butcher-block counters, concrete or steel surfaces, and matte black fixtures. Warmed up with timber and leather so it reads as home, not warehouse.
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