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Chestnut Street Wet Bar

This wet bar pairs the warmth of stained cherry wood with crisp, bright finishes for a space that works as well for morning espresso as it does for evening cocktails. Materials include full overlay cherry cabinetry, quartz countertops, a stainless steel undermount sink, and satin nickel hardware. Glass-front doors and glass shelving let light filter through the upper cabinets while showcasing the homeowners' lovely glassware. The result is a refined, hardworking bar that feels like a natural extension of the home.

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Broad Street Kitchen

This full custom kitchen is designed around three distinct zones: a hardworking prep area, a social gathering space, and a traditional dining table, so the room flows easily from everyday cooking to entertaining. A long, deep blue island anchors the space, with a prep sink, seating for five, and generous quartz countertops for cooking, serving, and conversation. The perimeter cabinetry is finished in Farrow & Ball's Skimming Stone, set against a herringbone tile backsplash and a custom two-tone wood range hood.

A wall of rich stained maple cabinetry brings warmth to the opposite side of the kitchen, with illuminated brass mesh upper doors adding texture and a soft glow. Its pocket doors retract to reveal a hidden espresso machine, bar essentials, and small appliances, keeping counters clear when not in use. A built-in beverage refrigerator completes the drink station.

Thoughtful storage is built in throughout, including garbage and recycling pull-outs, roll-out trays in the pantries, a cookie sheet pull-out, and a panel-ready dishwasher that blends seamlessly with the cabinetry. Brushed gold hardware ties everything together, coordinating with the sculptural gold pendant lighting above the island. The result is a kitchen that's as functional as it is beautiful, made for both daily routines and time with family and friends.

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Collegeville Kitchen

Classic white shaker cabinetry runs to the crown in this bright, open kitchen, framing an arched range hood with a linear glass-and-stone mosaic inset. A soft gray herringbone tile backsplash wraps the perimeter, glowing under the cabinet lighting, while richly veined stone countertops bring movement and depth. Satin nickel hardware and clear glass pendants keep the look clean and timeless.

The island is built for both cooking and gathering, with furniture-style turned legs, beadboard detailing, seating for three, and built-in appliance drawers that keep the work zone close at hand. Wide-plank dark hardwood floors ground the space and carry through to the adjoining dining area, so the kitchen flows naturally into everyday meals and entertaining.