Project Case Study
Castle Rock Navy & White Two-Tone Kitchen
The Challenge
The homeowners had a clear vision: a kitchen with real personality and drama — something far removed from the safe, all-white kitchens they'd seen everywhere. The challenge was executing a bold two-tone palette with navy cabinetry in a way that felt sophisticated rather than overwhelming, and that would stand the test of time.
Design Objective
Create a dramatic, design-forward kitchen using navy painted shaker cabinetry on the lowers paired with crisp white uppers. Quartzite countertops add natural movement and luxury, brushed gold hardware warms the palette, and a custom wood range hood serves as a bespoke focal point that anchors the entire design.
Complete Scope
- Full demolition of existing cabinetry and surfaces
- Navy painted shaker lower cabinetry design and installation
- White upper cabinetry design and installation
- Quartzite countertop fabrication and installation
- Custom wood range hood design, fabrication, and installation
- Brushed gold hardware selection and installation throughout
- Backsplash tile selection and installation
- Appliance integration and lighting coordination
Materials & Finishes
Cabinetry
Navy painted shaker lowers; white painted shaker uppers
Countertops
Quartzite — natural stone with dramatic veining
Tile
Coordinated backsplash tile to complement the navy and white palette
Flooring
Existing hardwood refinished to complement the bold cabinetry palette
Fixtures & Hardware
Brushed gold hardware, faucet, and lighting throughout; custom wood range hood
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The Result
The finished kitchen is exactly the statement the homeowners envisioned — bold, sophisticated, and unmistakably intentional. The navy cabinetry commands attention without overwhelming the space, the quartzite countertops add a layer of natural luxury, and the custom wood range hood gives the kitchen a bespoke quality that no off-the-shelf design could replicate.
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