New Box

Thoughtful cabinetry doesn’t stop at the kitchen.

At Wedge Way, the bathrooms carry the same level of European detail throughout the home. Edoné casework anchors the primary bathroom with a refined, furniture-like approach, while a New Box Private Label vanity gives the powder room its own distinct character.

Together, the spaces show how tailored cabinetry can bring warmth, storage, and architectural consistency into even the most functional rooms of the home.

Bathroom cabinetry provided by New Box.

📍 Wedge Way | Littleton, Colorado
📸 Brian Lanzer | No Walls
🏠 Primary Bathroom Casework: Edoné Bathroom Design
🏠 Powder Room Casework: New Box Private Label
🏠 Laundry Room Casework: Arrex Le Cucine

A kitchen designed to feel as refined as the rest of the home.

At the Wedge Way project, Arrex Italian cabinetry brings clean lines, warm wood tones, and tailored storage into a space built for both everyday living and entertaining. The cabinetry carries from the main kitchen into the pantry, creating a cohesive look while keeping function thoughtfully integrated throughout.

Part of a complete transformation inside, this kitchen shows how European casework can bring warmth and precision to a modern Colorado home.

Arrex cabinetry provided by New Box.

📍 Wedge Way | Littleton, Colorado
📸 Brian Lanzer | No Walls
🏠 Casework: Arrex Le Cucine

Great design goes beyond the doorway.

For the first stop in our Barausse Beyond Borders series, we’re heading to Penticton, British Columbia, for a look inside a private vacation home at Apex Mountain Ski Resort.

Throughout the residence, Barausse doors become part of the architecture itself. SECRET flush-to-wall doors with YOU panels were finished on-site with decorative plaster, allowing the doors to blend seamlessly into the surrounding walls.

The result balances warm alpine character with clean contemporary detailing—showing how doors can help shape the entire visual language of a space rather than simply separate one room from another.

Partner + Architect: Euro Kitchen Art Inc.
Barausse Doors: 23
Photography: Andriy Gaydukov

Great design travels well.

For the next stop in our Cesar Around the World series, we’re heading to Vancouver Island, Canada, for a look inside Sea Mist House.

Set along the Salish Sea, this waterfront residence pairs calm, contemporary architecture with Cesar’s Maxima 2.2 Collection. Clean lines, refined detailing, and a restrained material palette allow the stone backsplash, natural light, and expansive ocean views to remain at the center of the design.

The kitchen was created in collaboration with PlaidFox Studio and Cesar Vancouver Flagship Store, resulting in a space that feels connected to the surrounding coastline while maintaining the understated Italian design Cesar is known for.

Swipe through for a closer look at Sea Mist House and another example of how Cesar design takes on a unique character wherever it goes.

Interior Design: PlaidFox Studio
Kitchen & Design Collaboration: Cesar Vancouver
Photography: Gabriel Cabrera

Fresh spin on a door frame - traditional look with the vertical jambs, modern twist omitting the header and casing. Shown here in the Tabacco and Canaletto finish. Made to order in Italy. Available only at New Box in Colorado.

Inspiration direct from Milan

Complimentary color play using the Maxima 2.2 collection in a soft butter yellow hue paired with deep red burgundy creates a welcoming and balanced contemporary space.

Cesar Dealer: Cesar Kitchens Milano Flagship Store
Photo Credits: Jessica Soffiati
Architectural Studio: KICK.OFFICE

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Condo Remodel Renderings with curved Island from the Tangram Collection Cesar Kitchen

Maximizing space with wall cabinets in modern black matte finish

Can’t wait to see the end results

Great design travels well.

For the first stop in our look at Cesar projects beyond Colorado, we’re heading to Austin, Texas.

This project is a great example of how Cesar cabinetry can adapt to the architecture and personality of a space, bringing together thoughtful materials, clean lines, and the refined Italian design the brand is known for.

We love seeing how Cesar is interpreted in different homes and markets.

Swipe through for a closer look at this Austin project and a little inspiration for what’s possible with Cesar.

Credit: Vedetta Design + Mirador Group