Measure before designing
1 optionOn-Site Measure & Design
The kitchen itself works, but one wall has become a collection of bottles, glassware, small appliances and loose furniture. We didn't want a full kitchen renovation. We wanted to know whether one properly designed built-in could solve the problem. What mattered was avoiding a full renovation, using real wall dimensions, protecting circulation, accounting for outlets and services, storing glassware and bottles, hiding visual clutter, and choosing a complementary finish.



The brief
The kitchen itself works, but one wall has become a collection of bottles, glassware, small appliances and loose furniture. We didn't want a full kitchen renovation. We wanted to know whether one properly designed built-in could solve the problem. What mattered was avoiding a full renovation, using real wall dimensions, protecting circulation, accounting for outlets and services, storing glassware and bottles, hiding visual clutter, and choosing a complementary finish.
The journey
On-Site Measure & Design
The outcome
Built-In Bar Cabinetry
From $18,000
The reasoning
Before talking about cabinetry, we needed to know what the wall could actually support around outlets, circulation and the existing kitchen.
The problem wasn't the whole kitchen. It was bottles, glassware and serving pieces, so a focused built-in solved the actual problem without triggering a renovation.
We didn't try to fake an exact match to the existing kitchen. Looking at real samples in the room helped us choose a finish that complemented it instead.
Because the cabinetry was new, we wanted one material that would develop character rather than stay visually perfect.
A small dedicated light made the built-in feel intentional without turning the wall into another major lighting project.
The result
The best first purchase was the measurement and design visit. It turned a vague idea about more storage into one specific intervention.
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