10/17/2026
Why should an outdoor kitchen be ordinary?
Originally, the kitchen faced a wall, turning away from both the ocean and the guests gathered on the deck.
We removed the existing installation and reoriented the layout, creating a place where our client could cook, engage with guests, and remain connected to the expansive view.
With sculptures already positioned throughout the deck, the kitchen was conceived as another work of art—an element shaped by its setting rather than simply placed within it. This called for more than standard stainless steel or conventional powder-coated cabinetry.
The result is a sculptural centerpiece that unites utility, craftsmanship, and the open horizon beyond, while entering into a quiet dialogue with the artwork surrounding it.
To me, thoughtful design begins by recognizing possibility within constraint. It transforms an everyday necessity into something that belongs to the landscape—and deepens the experience of being there.
