Published by Beck/Allen Cabinetry
Posted on August 12, 2021
In the nearby town of Hillsboro, one family’s new home incorporates outdoor kitchen cabinets in a pool house design that pays homage to time spent at Big Cedar Lodge and travels to Keystone, Colorado.
Interior designer Kim Taylor-West struck a clever balance between nature-inspired elements—stones and wood beams, rocky hillsides softened with native plants and garden beds—and the efficiency of modern technology.
The nearby kitchen rivals many primary kitchens in its functionality, doing so in keeping with the home’s Arts and Crafts-inspired aesthetic. Working with Mike Beck, they selected louvered door styles in Silver Birch from NatureKast, a line of outdoor kitchen cabinets renown for a revolutionary technology ensuring 100% weatherproof cabinetry.
The perimeter cabinetry houses a grill, and within the island, refrigerator drawers and an ice maker. The island’s under-mount trough sink keeps drinks on ice and within reach. Kim’s layout included space for barstools suited for more intimate, casual dinners at home.
Interior Design
Kim Taylor-West, K Taylor Design Group
Beck/Allen Designer
Mike Beck
Pool House Kitchen Cabinetry
NatureKast, Louver Door in Silver Birch
Pool House Kitchen Countertop
Fantasy Brown, fabricated by SS Stone in Hillsboro
Architect (home)
RiverFront Design & Sales, LLC
Architect (pool house)
Jeff Day & Associates, LLC
Builder
M. Simeone Contracting and Rader Construction
Landscape Design
Bob Wilhelm, Poynter Landscape Architecture & Construction
Outdoor Speakers/Home Automation
Walbrandt Technology