Sebring Design Build transformed this kitchen by removing angled walls and soffits to create an open, organic space built on CWP Swiss Coffee and Hickory Praline cabinetry, polished Calacatta Nuvo quartz, Champagne Bronze fixtures, Honey Bronze hardware and a handmade Zellige clay backsplash. A custom 48-inch range and metal hood anchor the room.
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About This Project
This kitchen was boxed in by angled walls and soffits that limited both the layout and the light the room could receive. The homeowners wanted an open, organic kitchen built around natural materials and a custom range hood, not simply a cosmetic refresh of the existing footprint.
Removing the angled walls and soffits was a structural undertaking that had to happen before any material selection mattered: ductwork and framing needed to be rerouted to open the ceiling plane cleanly. A custom 48-inch range and handcrafted metal hood required dedicated ventilation sized correctly for the new open layout, and the handmade Zellige clay tile at the backsplash needed extra installation time to work with its natural variation in size and glaze.
Sebring Design Build's in-house team handled the structural work and finish work as one continuous scope, planned together from the first design pass.
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A Home Made New
This kitchen carried angled walls and soffits that boxed in a space with real potential. Removing them was the first and most important decision Sebring Design Build made, opening the room into the organic, light-filled kitchen the home deserved.
CWP cabinetry in Swiss Coffee and Hickory Praline sets the material tone: a soft white perimeter against warm wood tones at the island, the pairing that gives the kitchen its organic character. Caesarstone Calacatta Nuvo in a polished finish tops the counters with natural-looking movement, while a Delta Cassidy faucet in Champagne Bronze and a Solera White sink complete the working core of the room.
Top Knobs hardware in Cumberland and Essex Honey Bronze finishes ties the cabinetry together, and Riad Tile Zellige in Glazed Clay at 2x6 brings handmade texture to the backsplash. A custom 48-inch range with a handcrafted metal hood gives the kitchen its architectural centerpiece.
Soft white, warm hickory and handmade clay tile: this is a kitchen that earns the word organic in every material decision, not just the ones you notice first.
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Why did this kitchen require structural changes before any design work?
Angled walls and soffits boxed in the original kitchen, limiting both the layout and the light the room could receive. Removing them was a structural undertaking that had to happen first: ductwork and framing needed to be rerouted to open the ceiling plane cleanly before any material selection mattered.
What gives this kitchen its organic character?
CWP cabinetry in Swiss Coffee and Hickory Praline pairs a soft white perimeter against warm wood tones at the island, while a custom 48-inch range and handcrafted metal hood required dedicated ventilation sized for the newly opened layout. Handmade Zellige clay tile at the backsplash added natural variation that needed extra installation time to work with its irregular size and glaze.
Why plan structural and finish work together?
Rerouting ductwork and framing set the new ceiling plane, and the 48-inch range and metal hood needed ventilation sized for the opened layout. Planning both from the first design pass meant the structure was ready for the finishes it had to carry. See how the design-build process works.
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