Nine-Foot Illuminated Rolling-Ladder Pantry
A hallway-like pantry with nine-foot ceilings, lit maple shelves, walnut flooring, and a custom maple ladder that recesses into the back wall.
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A hallway-like pantry with nine-foot ceilings, lit maple shelves, walnut flooring, and a custom maple ladder that recesses into the back wall.
Display cabinets, range hood, backsplash, and LED strips placed where the light could do the work without showing the hardware.
A cabinet detail that needed rhythm, proportion, and a clean fit against the rest of the kitchen.
Different materials, different rooms, different budgets, same basic problem: the detail has to make sense before it gets built, and it has to survive the real room after it leaves the drawing.
Send a few photos, whatever drawings and measurements you have, and a note on what isn't working. I'll tell you straight whether it's the kind of thing I take on — and if it's not, usually who does.
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