Kiawah kitchen, redrawn for coastal living
A considered remodel for a Kiawah Island home. Open-concept design, Lowcountry modern finishes, and quiet attention to every detail.
A complete kitchen remodel, from scope to finish
We handled every phase of this Kiawah Island kitchen, from the opening design concept to final installation.
Open-concept reconfiguration
Removed walls to connect kitchen, dining, and living into a single gathering space.
Full demolition and rebuild
Down to the studs. New layout, new systems, and new finishes throughout.
Twelve-week schedule
A realistic timeline with clear milestones, so the project stayed on track.
Design goals defined first
We set the look, the flow, and the budget before any work on site began.
Not a coastal kitchen. A considered one.
Coastal style often ends at shiplap and a shell motif. This kitchen steps past the cliché toward something quieter and more deliberate.
Restraint
Fewer finishes, chosen with care. Each surface earns its place in the room.
Natural palette
Oyster, driftwood, pale oak. Colors that echo the marsh without decorating like it.
Lowcountry roots
Details drawn from tidal creeks and oak canopies, translated into millwork and stone.
Texture over pattern
Hand-brushed oak, honed stone, linen-like plaster. Depth that comes from touch, not print.
Light in mind
Low-slung fixtures and pale surfaces that carry the Lowcountry glow through the day.
How do you source the right fixtures?
We work with manufacturers that match the coastal character of Charleston homes, from cabinetry to hardware, so your kitchen feels right from the start.
Let's discuss your project
Share your goals and timeline, and we'll work through the details together. Every project starts with a conversation.