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Coastal kitchen concept with pale cabinetry, a muted green island and warm metal details
Kitchen / the main material and storage language

Residential / Interior design & cabinet visualization

A home, joined by cabinetry.

A connected cabinetry study brings a coastal kitchen, pantry, utility spaces and bathroom furniture together through pale finishes, considered storage and warm material accents.

Artimist ProductionsProject study / 2026Explore the study ↓

01 / The design question

How can cabinetry make different rooms feel related while answering different everyday needs?

02 / The approach

  1. Carry a restrained palette across the kitchen, supporting rooms and bathroom furniture.
  2. Explore room-specific storage, appliance relationships and furniture profiles rather than repeating one cabinet arrangement everywhere.
  3. Pair design illustrations with area-specific documentation for a clearer review process.

03 / Deliverables

  • Multi-room cabinetry design illustrations
  • Room-by-room client presentation packages
  • Editable cabinet drawing studies

What the work makes clear

The study connects the visible character of the interiors with the practical role of each cabinet run.

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