Christopher Peacock Luxury Fitted Cabinetry

Christopher Peacock Luxury Fitted Cabinetry Christopher Peacock is the leader in the design and manufacturing of luxury bespoke cabinetry.

09/05/2026

People often assume our work is all grand, sweeping kitchens, but honestly, some of my favorite projects are this scale. This one, in San Francisco, is a perfect example of why charm matters just as much as scale.

The whole layout is open plan, and the cabinetry feels more like furniture than fitted millwork. I love the offset open shelving here especially, it’s a small decision, but it keeps things visually interesting while staying completely functional.

I loved that the client also chose to lean into real color, a pale, blushy lavender finish, with the molding on the door panels picked out in a slightly different shade. It’s subtle, but it adds so much character.

Another favorite detail is the island. It reads as a true freestanding piece of furniture, deep storage drawers and all, rather than a built-in block. And along one wall, we built out a full run of storage and refrigeration, pantry space straight through to a broom closet, everything a kitchen this size actually needs.

Charming, functional, and full of personality. Proof that scale was never the point.

Would you go bold with color on your cabinetry, or keep it more neutral? 🧐 Let me know your take.

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CP Designer | Beth Kupper

A white kitchen doesn’t have to feel sterile, or even fully white. I think of it as a canvas, and this one is a good exa...
09/04/2026

A white kitchen doesn’t have to feel sterile, or even fully white. I think of it as a canvas, and this one is a good example of why.

Pure white marble runs across the backsplash, paired with our hand brushed cabinetry from the Scullery collection; classic, traditional, and timeless.

But, the real focus here is color. A soft baby blue range from La Cornue USA sits as the centerpiece, paired with a satin brass hood that brings real warmth into the space. Add in our polished brass hardware throughout, and suddenly this white kitchen has a personality all its own.

This is the approach I come back to again and again. Let the white exist quietly and let one or two colors do the talking.

Would you add a pop of color to a white kitchen, or keep it fully white? 🤔 I’d love to hear your take.

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CP Designer | Ashley Brown
Interior Designer | Jan Showers

Every so often, a project starts with one architectural detail that everything else has to answer to. Here, it was the a...
09/02/2026

Every so often, a project starts with one architectural detail that everything else has to answer to. Here, it was the arched ceiling, traced with those beautiful wood beams that curve overhead.

The island was done in a deep, olive green, anchored by two custom walnut butcher blocks on either end. We build these ourselves, they’re self healing, and with proper care, they genuinely last a lifetime.  White marble tops the island and echoes the subway tile running the length of the kitchen, giving the whole space an honest, timeless feel.

The rest of the cabinetry is a quiet cream gray, nothing loud, just quietly luxurious, finished with oversized polished nickel hardware scaled intentionally to this room. And then there’s the pantry, an ice box styled piece in stained walnut, natural grain on full display, matching the floors beautifully.

A great big window at the back brings the outdoors in, trees and foliage framing the whole scene. This is what I mean when I say a kitchen should feel grounded in its surroundings.

What’s the one architectural detail in your home you’d want a kitchen designed around? I’d love to hear it.

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Photo | Megan Lorenz
CP Designer | Sean Daly

Every so often, a project starts with one architectural detail that everything else has to answer to. Here, it was the a...
09/02/2026

Every so often, a project starts with one architectural detail that everything else has to answer to. Here, it was the arched ceiling, traced with those beautiful wood beams that curve overhead.

The island was done in a deep, olive green, anchored by two custom walnut butcher blocks on either end. We build these ourselves, they’re self healing, and with proper care, they genuinely last a lifetime.  White marble tops the island and echoes the subway tile running the length of the kitchen, giving the whole space an honest, timeless feel.

The rest of the cabinetry is a quiet cream gray, nothing loud, just quietly luxurious, finished with oversized polished nickel hardware scaled intentionally to this room. And then there’s the pantry, an ice box styled piece in stained walnut, natural grain on full display, matching the floors beautifully.

A great big window at the back brings the outdoors in, trees and foliage framing the whole scene. This is what I mean when I say a kitchen should feel grounded in its surroundings.

What’s the one architectural detail in your home you’d want a kitchen designed around? I’d love to hear it.

Follow along for more design inspo and discussion. Find more of our work or inquire at the link 🔗 in bio.

CP Designer | Sean Daly
Photo | Megan Lorenz

09/01/2026

Pink is not a color I use often, but when it works, it really works.

This example of a custom woman’s bath is one of my favorite examples. A soft, hand brushed pink covers the cabinetry, walls, and molding, all built and finished by us, with a tall cabinet dividing the two sinks. Open it up and the interior is lit in a warm, soft cream, a lovely quiet contrast against all that pink.

Hammered polished brass hardware throughout gives the whole room a warm, almost golden glow, and the countertop is a rose toned marble that ties everything together beautifully.

There’s something surprisingly comforting about this palette, even if it is unique. It feels warm, comfortable, and completely its own.

Would you go pink in your own home, or is this a color you’d only borrow for a bathroom? 🤔 Let me know what you think.

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08/30/2026

High gloss finishes have a way of transforming a room without ever raising their voice.

I’ve always loved how a beautifully executed high gloss surface catches the light, subtly, elegantly, never competing for attention. It’s a finish that takes real craftsmanship to get right. Too much and it feels cold, too little and you lose the depth that makes it worth doing at all. Achieved properly, high gloss cabinetry adds reflection, dimension, and a level of refinement that elevates an entire kitchen or dressing room.

It’s often the quietest details in luxury interior design that create the most impact, and this is one I come back to again and again.

I’d love to know, does high gloss feel right for your space, or do you lean toward a hand painted, matte finish instead? 🤔 Let me know in the comments.

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08/29/2026

Some of you have seen this pantry before.

That gray blue, high gloss finish went a little viral on its own, and we are so flattered by how many of you fell in love with it. But that clip never showed the kitchen surrounding it, so consider this the full picture.

The whole space is finished in a high gloss white, bright, contemporary, and unapologetically luxurious.

Glass paneled cabinetry throughout keeps dishware and glassware on display, and the island continues that same glossy white finish against a beautiful marble countertop.

We also built in a custom butcher block, because practicality matters just as much to me as beauty does.

But the hidden centerpiece is still that lovely butler’s pantry, grand in every sense of the word. Watch it come back around and you’ll see why nearly seven million of you couldn’t look away.

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CP Designer | Ashley Brown

Every dressing room I design should feel like a small indulgence, and this one leans all the way in. High gloss lavender...
08/28/2026

Every dressing room I design should feel like a small indulgence, and this one leans all the way in.

High gloss lavender covers the space, and the detail I love most is a run of open cubbies lined in crocodile leather, each one individually lit, built to properly display your favorite handbags rather than just store them.

Storage throughout comes from our Hepburn collection, mirrors, hanging racks, and plenty of room for shoes and bags, all wrapped in a color that makes getting dressed up or dressing down feel effortless, morning or night.

The vanity takes the palette in a slightly different direction, a hand finished, softly lavender toned cream, paired with polished brass hardware. Open the two flanking cabinets and you’ll find the interiors lit and finished in that same lavender blue, a beautiful little surprise for toiletries, photos, or whatever you’d like to keep close.

Luxurious, a little unexpected, and completely unapologetic. This is a room built for letting your guard down.

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08/27/2026

There’s something almost heavenly about this bathroom, and that was entirely by design. 

Coastal New Jersey light pours in through the window, diffusing across white marble countertops, white tile, and a hand painted cabinetry finish that never fights the light, only softens it further. Polished brass hardware brings just enough warmth against all that white, elegant without ever feeling heavy.

This is traditional design at its most refined, much of it drawn from our collection made for bathrooms, dressing rooms, and closets. But it’s practical too, which matters just as much to me. A tall cabinet with glass panels keeps fresh towels visible and dust free, and tucked into the cabinetry is a pullout hamper that disappears seamlessly into the face of the door when closed.

A bathroom should be a place to let your guard down. This one was built for exactly that.

Follow along for more from the studio, and find the full portfolio at the link in bio.

CP Designer | Dionne Tonna Trifiro

Not every kitchen needs to be enormous to make a statement. This one belongs to a single, considered wall that does ever...
08/25/2026

Not every kitchen needs to be enormous to make a statement. 

This one belongs to a single, considered wall that does 
everything it needs to and does it beautifully. 
The range area is, of course, the heart of it with a
marble backsplash rising up to a custom barrel hood, finished in a mix of satin brass and hammered polished brass. It’s one of my favorite details we’ve done, texture and shine working together rather than against each other.

Flanking either side, tall cabinetry with clear glass panels, so your bowls and serving pieces are always in easy reach, nothing to dig for. 

Below, more pullout drawers, all fitted with satin brass hardware from our Refectory collection. 
Oversized, confident, but it never asks for more attention than it deserves.

The wood is a deep, stained walnut, rich and dark, and against all that warm brass it takes on a slightly vintage feel that I love. 

This is a smaller space that does quite luxury properly, and I love it just for that.

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