Juniper Design + Build

The brief was cozy + clean, and this coastal kitchen delivered both.

By using a mahogany island and a matching hood vent, we created a grounded hearth-like feeling in the center of the room. The white cabinetry keeps the perimeter feeling expansive, while the sculptural lighting adds a bit of playful personality to the clean lines.

The result is a kitchen that feels just as right for a quiet cup of coffee as it does for a room full of guests.

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Photo Styling

Ever wanted to pick a builder’s brain?

If you’ve got home questions you’d rather ask a real human than a robot, save some fresh water and join us next Thursday for Bewildered? Ask a Builder! — a free community Q&A hosted by Juniper Design Build.

Bring your questions about anything in your house. Whether you’re planning a renovation, troubleshooting an old home, or just curious how something works, we’re happy to help!

The Details:
📍 Munjoy Hill Neighborhood Organization
📅 Thursday, June 6
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM

Free and open to the neighborhood — come say hi!

We think design is at its best when it solves a problem without sacrificing soul.

In this home, we bridged the gap between the clean lines of a modern kitchen and the rugged reality of New England life. Warm wood countertops, a semi-transparent green stain, and integrated storage built to conceal the clutter (muddy boots and all) all work together to turn this small but essential space into something worth noticing.

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Interior Design .studio
Photo Styling Diane Wiencke

We love moments like this in residential design: when circulation spaces stop being “just hallways and stairs” and start shaping how a home feels. Same detailing. Same architectural language. Two very different experiences.

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