The Art of the Bath in the the latest issue of Sophisticated Living Magazine inspires all who endeavor to achieve a spa-like experience within the walls of their own homes. As you explore the September/October issue, watch for three projects featuring Beck/Allen Cabinetry. Each differs in scope, from a West County renovation, to a Clayton
The latest issue of House Beautiful has us dreaming of all things blue and green—not to mention we’ve a few exciting displays underway at the new showroom in said colors of land and sea. Eddie Ross’ entryway palette—inspired by a circa 1929 landscape mural–has us conjuring thoughts of beachy baths and coastal-inspired kitchens. Taking color
The natural beauty of wood countertops is undeniable. They’re luxurious, versatile in style, application and finish, and bring warmth to any space. Consider wood tops for an entire kitchen, an island, banquettes, built-in butcher block cutting boards and prep space, for bathrooms, bars, even custom tables. We’ve recently partnered with Grothouse to bring the tradition
Over the past 20+ years, we’ve enjoyed partnering with some of area’s premier builders, architects and interior designers. We’re fortunate to have worked with the talented team at Mitchell Wall Architecture and Design on several occasions. Our latest collaboration on a St. Louis custom home can be seen in the September/October issue of Sophisticated Living
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
Working in partnership with the homeowners, we approached this transitional kitchen design with several objectives in mind. The client expressed a desire for a clean look, incorporating a mix of modern and traditional elements. What was once a dated, 90’s oak kitchen was gutted down to the studs and reimagined by Mike Beck. The entire floorplan