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

10/29/2026

A one-wall kitchen that doesn’t compromise.

This guest house sits on the water, and the lower level opens through garage-door-style openings that make the whole space feel airy and open to the shore. Against all that light and landscape, we chose a rich royal blue for the cabinetry, a hand-applied, hand-finished look rather than high gloss, so the color feels deep and settled instead of flashy.

Satin brass hardware warms it, white marble and a simple white subway tile keep it crisp.

The cabinetry is from our Motra collection, a modern look built with traditional craftsmanship. I love that pairing, because clean lines are only as good as the joinery behind them.

Everything a kitchen needs sits along one wall within easy reach, with floating shelves and tall cabinetry for storage, while the island, finished in the same royal blue with brass accents, anchors the room as a place to gather.

The best kitchens really don’t need to be complicated… A clear idea, a confident color, and careful craftsmanship are enough.

Would you go bold with color in a vacation home, or keep it neutral? I’d love to know.

As with every commission, we designed, built, delivered, installed, and finished each element ourselves.

Save this one for your guest house kitchen inspo, and follow along for more from us. You can find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio.

Photographer | Genevieve Garruppo

10/13/2026

Small kitchens ask for more discipline than large ones. There’s nowhere to hide, so every choice has to earn its place.

In this New York apartment, each decision had to work twice as hard, practically, visually, and emotionally. Hand-painted grey cabinetry lays a calm foundation, so the room feels settled rather than squeezed. Polished brass hardware adds a touch of grandeur, kept in check on purpose.

One detail I’m especially proud of is the oversized backplates on select k***s. They give the hardware the presence of a much larger piece without crowding a compact footprint. It’s a small adjustment, and it changes the whole feel of the room.

The walnut floating shelves are a favorite of mine too. They bring warmth and everyday storage without ever weighing the space down.

I love this project because it shows that a small kitchen can be remarkably luxurious when every detail is considered. The blend of grey, brass, and walnut comes together here to form just the feeling you want the moment you walk in after a long day in the city.

As with every commission, we designed, built, delivered, installed, and finished each element ourselves. A full-service approach keeps the details aligned from start to finish.

Would you rather have one standout statement piece or a handful of quiet details in a small kitchen? 🤔

Save this one if you’re planning a compact kitchen of your own. Follow along for more design inspo, and find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio.

CP Designer | Robert Jones

10/10/2026

Dark doesn’t have to mean heavy. In the right room, it’s the most inviting color there is.

This library sits in a home that’s flooded with sun nearly all day, and instead of fighting that light, we let it work. Every shelf, cabinet, and piece of molding is wrapped in one hand-applied matte black, so the daylight coming through the windows and French doors has something rich to play against. The warm oak floors keep the whole thing from feeling severe, and that tension between warm and dark is what gives the room its pull.

And a library should also be used, not just admired. The shelves are modular, so they can move as the collection does. Books sit within easy reach, lit so you can see exactly what you’re grabbing, while a few busts take their place right alongside them. Mesh-paneled doors flank the media area, polished nickel catches the light, and the room settles into what it was built for: a place to read, watch something, or get a little work done.
The best rooms don’t ask you to choose between beautiful and practical. They just quietly do both.

Would you ever go this dark in a sunny room, or do you lean light? 🤔 I would love to hear below 👇

Save this one if a library or study is on your wish list, and follow along for more design inspo. Find our full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio.

10/09/2026

A dressing room should feel like a place you want to start your day, not just a place where your things happen to live.

That’s the thinking behind this one. We kept the cabinetry in a bleached, cerused oak, light and airy, but with the grain and flecking still visible, because lightness doesn’t have to mean flat. The wood keeps its character even when the palette softens.

A tall cabinet with smoked mirrored glass doors adds depth and a little quiet drama, and yes, it doubles as the place you check your fit before you walk out the door.

The vanity is where I love the details most. Glass panels placed on the top let you see straight into the drawer below, which holds a custom insert for ties, socks, earrings, and jewelry. Everything is protected, organized, and visible at a glance, so a daily ritual becomes a small moment of pleasure instead of a search.

Beautiful storage shouldn’t hide what you love. It should present it, and make it effortless to reach for.

What would you put in that top drawer first, jewelry or watches? 🤔 Tell me in the comments.

Save this one if a dressing room is on your wish list.

Follow along for more design inspo, and find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio.

10/07/2026

Design isn’t about restraint, and it isn’t about excess. It’s about knowing when contrast earns its place.

This kitchen could have played it safe. Instead, it layers warmth against moodiness at every turn, orange wallpaper that refuses to blend in, a navy lower cabinetry that reads almost black against soft, hand-brushed white above, oak accents that keep the darker tones from feeling heavy. None of it fights for attention. Each choice just gives the next one somewhere to land.

That’s the real skill in a kitchen like this: color and material pulling in different directions without ever pulling the room apart. It stays grounded, livable, the kind of space you’d still love walking into ten years from now, not because it’s loud, but because every contrast in it was considered.

We built this one for the Kips Bay Decorator Show House in 2022, a project that still makes us proud every time it comes up.

Save this one if you believe a kitchen can take risks and still feel like home. Let us know in the comments, is there anything you would change here? 🤔

Follow along for more design inspo, and find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio.

09/30/2026

You’ve seen bespoke cabinetry while scrolling. Have you ever felt it?

Our Boston Design District showroom is open for exactly that, walnut you can run your hand across, brass hardware with real weight to it, cabinetry finishes that a screen just can’t do justice.

Every vignette here is meant to be touched, opened, and lived with for a few minutes, not just looked at.

Stop by anytime. If you’d like to sit down with one of our designers, we’d love to set that up for you via email or call.

Learn more at the “Visit Us” link 🔗 in bio. There, you can find the Boston showroom, along with all our other locations.

09/26/2026

There’s a stillness to this kitchen that’s hard to craft, the kind that comes from a space actually being lived in.

We kept the cabinetry classic and white here, using our Scullery collection with satin brass hardware for a soft, warm glow against the crisp palette. The real anchor of the room is our signature icebox pantry, done in a rich stained walnut with satin nickel hardware, its warmth echoed by matching wood beams overhead that tie the whole scene together quite beautifully. Natural light from outside catches the grain just right, and the whole room settles into this warm, timeless feel.

Some kitchens are designed to impress. This one was designed to be lived in, and somehow it manages both.

CP Designer | Sean Daly

09/17/2026

Some of my favorite details are the ones you’d never notice unless you knew to look.

This white kitchen is a good example; hand applied finish, soft and understated, with walnut drawer fronts set against white framing that creates this beautiful, quiet contrast throughout. It echoes the floors, the butcher block, and the custom pullout trays we built for this project.

But swipe to the second slide and you’ll see the real secret. Just beside the range, hidden behind the backsplash, is a sealed spice cabinet. Slide the panel open and you’ll find rows built to hold everything from salt and pepper to olive oil and your everyday spices, all built and installed by hand in that same walnut finish. It stays completely out of sight until you need it, and then it’s right where you’re already standing.

This is the kind of detail I love most: quiet, useful, and only discovered by the people who actually cook there.

Save this one, you’ll want to remember this trick when you’re planning your own kitchen.

Would you want a hidden spice cabinet like this in your kitchen? 🤔 Let me know in the comments.

09/14/2026

People often associate our work with big, grand kitchens and sweeping walls of cabinetry, but some of my favorite projects come from the opposite end of the scale.

This one, in a luxury high rise, is a quarter the size of many kitchens we design, and I’d argue the result is even more pure because of it.

The cabinetry is a soft khaki, finished in high gloss, paired with a warm marble backsplash and countertop carrying that same, subtle tone throughout. Our polished brass hardware brings a modern edge to the space. A small island and a tucked-in wet bar complete the layout, built for one person living alone or a couple who wants everything they need close at hand.

When a space is this distilled, every decision matters more, not less. Small footprint, no compromise.

Save this one if you’re designing a kitchen for a smaller space of your own. Tap the link 🔗 in our bio to see more.

Would you rather have a small, perfectly considered kitchen, or a larger one with more room to spread out? 🤔 Let me know your take.

CP Designer | kathy

09/12/2026

This time of year always brings me back to kitchens built for gathering.

For example: this white kitchen, with its traditional Scullery styling and polished nickel hardware is beautiful, but it’s the details that make it ready for the season ahead.

The island brings in a dark stained walnut, natural grain and flecking on full display, paired with a custom butcher block. And then there’s the pantry, an icebox style piece standing nearly ten feet tall, with everything you’d need tucked inside for holiday cooking, refrigeration, pull out drawers, snacks, the works.

Just off the main kitchen, a small plating area with a floating glass front cabinet holds fine china, ready for tea service or a nicer course when guests are around.

White as the base, warm walnut woven through, and every inch built for entertaining.

Save this one for when you start planning your own holiday hosting. What’s the one thing your kitchen needs most for hosting season? 🤔 Tell me in the comments.

CP | Designer Ashley Brown

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