Our recent collaboration with St. Louis interior designer Tamsin Mascetti and R.E.A. Homes involved semi-custom and custom cabinetry. Light-filled spaces welcome all-white finishes in the home’s traditional kitchen, nearby wet bar and bathrooms—a blank canvas for Tamsin’s touches of classic blue and white. Cabinetry styles ranged from simple Shaker to fretwork-inspired wet bar wall cabinets
A recently completed project took us on a journey nearly 1,500 miles from St. Louis to Big Sky, Montana. Constructed by Blue Ribbon Builders on the 13th hole of the Spanish Peaks golf course, the new construction home serves as a getaway for a St. Louis family. Beck/Allen was involved in the project from the
A notable trend in kitchen design is a move from the traditional use of door and drawer configurations, to a more frequent use of wide drawers in their place. The homeowner of this recently completed kitchen opted for an entire wall of drawers and raves about the convenience and organization it provides beneath her cooktop. Deep lower drawers are perfect
As part of a new construction project, Mike Beck worked closely with the homeowner and St. Louis custom homebuilder St. Albans Construction on this unique kitchen design. Fulfilling the homeowner’s vision would call for a mix of Old World-inspired elements. Mike worked with distressed and glazed cabinetry from Crystal Cabinet Works and Shiloh Cabinetry using custom panels to conceal appliances. A one-of-a-kind
An awkwardly placed peninsula was a catalyst for the renovation of an outdated kitchen. Mike Beck worked in partnership with St. Louis interior designer Nancy Spewak to create a traditional white kitchen with an improved traffic flow, functional storage solutions and timeless details. They began by reconfiguring the kitchen, allowing for a large center island.