Contemporary kitchen

David and Sara, a young couple from Downtown Chicago, approached the Corner team with an important request. They had been planning a kitchen remodel in their apartment for quite some time but couldn’t find a reliable contractor. David came across Corner through Google Maps, Sara looked at the company's available designs, and so they began their partnership. David and Sara knew exactly what they wanted to change in their kitchen: to make the room bigger and more spacious and modernize it with new appliances and convenient functionality. Sara found one of Corner's kitchen designs, Rebel, on a website and suggested they remodel the kitchen like this. David was initially hesitant, as modern kitchens are traditionally done in white, beige... More

Nestled in a picturesque village with a charming mix of old honey-colored cottages, red brick, and timber-framed buildings, this remodeled home stands out as a modern architectural marvel. The village itself is a visual delight, with its high street lined with artisan shops and boutiques, all set against the stunning backdrop of the New Forest National Park. Amidst this idyllic setting, the Vawdrey House emerges as a testament to cutting-edge architecture, designing with expansive open spaces, floods of natural light, and a contemporary interior. Banker Wire The Vawdrey House, renowned for its impressive architectural work in the New Forest region, took on this project enthusiastically. Partnering with Amron Architectural, Banker Wire... More

In today's home design trends, functionality meets sophistication in kitchen cabinetry, as beautifully exemplified by this stunning setup. Focused on functionality, designers at Model Remodel renovated a kitchen in Seattle to upgrade a home's culinary experience. The heart of this space is undoubtedly its cabinetry, which marries utility with luxury. These aren't just ordinary cabinets; they feature woven wire mesh panels of Banker Wire S-12 finished in a plated Antique Brass, adding an intriguing visual element to the kitchen's profile. This kitchen is a testament to the beauty of blending modern and traditional elements. The Antique Brass mesh cabinets, with their striking contrast to the robust base cabinets, add depth and character to... More

Waking up every day in front of a window with an incredible view brightens anyone's day. This is what happens at the Panorama Apartment, located at the heart of Ecoville, one of the most beautiful regions in Curitiba, Brazil. Its name comes precisely from the wide view of the city that it offers from both sides of the apartment. Bia Nauiack However, in addition to the landscape, the apartment itself already had a variety of elements that inspired the changes put into practice during the renovation. By optimizing spaces and adding the right colors and materials, the result was a modern and welcoming residence. Bia Nauiack The main feature of Panorama is the stunning view, which can be enjoyed from all its windows. That way, from... More

We are constantly seeking ways to contribute to various problems around the world by using design solutions. This project is one of a great representation of how we approach environmental issues and help to activate or restore local culture.  Masanao Tokuda Masanao Tokuda Our project was to create a custom made kitchen made of a very special cedar from Japan. The cedar wood used for this project is from Miyagi (Northern Japan), a city hit by an earthquake and Tsunami on March 11, 2011. The actual product was exhibited at DESIGNART TOKYO 2022, one of the most renowned design festivals today in Japan.  Masanao Tokuda Masanao Tokuda Miyagi is famous for its beautiful nature, specifically for the local cedar wood... More

The apartment with an area of 410 m2 is located on two floors. Sergiy Kadulin Sergiy Kadulin On the ground floor there is a spacious area of combined living room, dining room and kitchen, guest room, two offices and laundry room. On the second floor there are two bedrooms with bathrooms and wardrobes. Design bureau 33bY Architecture created the interior of the apartment with a neutral color scheme that repeats the natural shades. Natural materials are used in the decoration: stone, glass veneered wall panels, parquet board. Sergiy Kadulin Sergiy Kadulin One of the features of this project is a wall covering that resembles the texture of a rock, which once again emphasizes the natural theme of the interior. Considerable... More

i.             project name_ Aspen Alps 215 ii.            project type_ Interior Architecture iii.           project summary_ primary materials: Solid and veneer versions of rift sawn white oak, bendheim fade glass, colored glass, steel, stone tile, quartzite counters and paint. Caption size of apartment - 1,250 SF program - owners’ living unit and vacation rental within the aspen alps condominium complex. Caption cost - withheld at clients’ request. project goals -  a. increase indoor- outdoor relationships. b. improve thermal envelope, and c. provide a sensual and cool aesthetic outcome as part of a flexible, open... More

Located in the south of the city of Morelia, immersed in a residential area, located a few steps from one of the principal avenues that connect the city, called Camelinas, this residence takes place in this avenue, in which the kitchen area was specifically intervened. The intervention for the renovation of this space arises from the need of clients to modernize this specific area and thus inhabit it in a comfortable and functional way.   The house is organized around a main axis of circulation, which has the kitchen as a visual finish, which can be seen from the access to the residence. Taking this into account and attending to the needs and requirements of the clients, it was decided to place a main visual element inside the kitch... More

The project finds inspiration in the kitchens of villages: those where meal preparation uses firewood and smoke, and as a result of this, the shade of the walls gets dark. And also those where there’s a smell of wet soil and the utensils are made of pewter and clay and the whole space revolves around the act of feeding the soul. Jaime Navarro   Materiality in its purest form, of each of the elements that make up the space, is the leading thread of the proposal; apparent concrete, burned wood and volcanic stone plates complement the discourse, crowned by a suspended metallic gabion which contains broken pieces of clay objects: everyday use food and drink containers such as plates, pots, jars and glasses amongst others. J... More

Located in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, in a neighborhood near the city center, this house was built on the foundation of an existing one in order to suit the needs and taste of the clients. The house rebuilt project follows the slope of the land, which makes the access in the house to be on the ground floor (where the master bedroom, bathroom and dressing room are located), then descending to the semi-basement (living room, kitchen and bathroom), through which one can access the back garden. The interior design brief was to incorporate the clients wishes for a large – celebrity-like- dressing room, a master bathroom with shower and freestanding bathtub, a high-end kitchen with concealed appliances as well as the clients love for copper fi... More

Our client contacted us at the beginning of their project regarding having an illuminated splashback. Having waited whilst building work ws completed, we then produced this beautiful LED illuminated splashback for our client's kitchen and they are delighted with it and said "It looks stunning, we just don't know what else to say - it's so, so lovely".  More