Our partners at Crystal Cabinetry have revealed their list of 2022 award-winning kitchen and bath designs and congratulations are in order for two Beck/Allen designers and their clients. First, the Grand Prize in Kitchen Design was awarded to Mike Beck and Rachael Dolan of Mitchell Wall Architecture and Design for their work on a Tudor-style renovation.
This traditional kitchen design was built upon a foundation of neutral tones and natural textures. Working with Mike Beck, St. Louis interior designers Colleen Ertl and Megan Barry of Diane Breckenridge Interiors devised thoughtful and unexpected solutions for homeowners with a clear vision for their custom home’s kitchen and the surrounding main living space. The
Of his role in this luxury kitchen renovation, Mike Beck recalls, “This may actually be one of the most efficient kitchens I’ve ever designed.” The success of the Ladue, MO renovation was due in large part to the mutual respect between team members. Their impeccable standard for quality was met with decades of industry experience.
Calm and classic, a mix of beige kitchen cabinets and white oak set the tone for this Ladue, MO kitchen renovation. Working with Mike Beck and Baran Construction, our homeowner sought a peaceful space. With a limited footprint, maintaining storage was paramount. “We assembled a cast of finishes that would elicit calm, mixing Beige paint
It was not to chance that the Bluestones credit the success of their Clayton, MO kitchen renovation. Rather, two choices made early on set the course for their home’s happy ending. The process would not have gone as smoothly were it not for their choice of professionals, a team who clearly understood their vision for
Originally built in the early 20th century, this Tudor-style home was recently transformed by Mitchell Wall Architecture & Design. Rooms were moved and the floorplan reconfigured. Beams and mouldings were painted and a lighter, brighter, more functional design emerged. Working with Rachael Dolan of Mitchell Wall on the home’s kitchen, bathrooms, and an organizational hub—the
Ever mindful of energy efficient building practices and materials, and in pursuit of modern luxury, when a St. Louis couple set out to create their new custom home (with an attached cottage for the husband’s mother) they enlisted the experts at Mainline Group Architecture and Jeff Bogard with REA Homes. As seen in the latest
The development of a showroom display affords a unique opportunity to flex our creative muscles and to open our clients’ eyes to new finishes and unexpected configurations. An approach to a double vanity in our Maryland Heights showroom does all of the above with a coastal-meets-modern design. MIRROR IMAGE Our back-to-back bathroom vanity is a
After 20+ years, the style, finishes and floorplan of this home’s original kitchen were in need of an update. Enlisting Mike Beck of Beck/Allen, the couple embarked upon a kitchen renovation that would address traffic flow, storage, display space and appliances, namely a bespoke Lacanche range. The new kitchen would offer a more practical floorplan,
One homeowner’s relocation from the West Coast led to a University City bungalow renovation with a cozy California vibe. With eco-friendly objectives and a colorful work of original art by her aunt as inspiration, she enlisted the help of St. Louis interior designer Kim Taylor West of K Taylor Design Group. As renovations often do,