Raizy wanted something soft and serious at once — a working kitchen that could host a holiday and still feel calm at 7am. We drew it around a single custom color, a long furniture-grade island, and a stacked wall of glass-fronted uppers that lifts the eye to the ceiling. Every door is true inset, hand-fit into its frame.
Moonmist sits between a Wedgwood blue and a true dove gray. In morning light it reads almost lavender; by afternoon it pulls toward a soft hydrangea. We chose it because it holds its temperature against brass without ever shouting — the kitchen never tips into cute.
Hover the numbered marks to read about a detail we sweat over.
Nine minutes inside Raizy's Moonmist kitchen — the room, the details, the light.
Short, weekly Instagram reels by @raizyscookin documenting every phase — from the first chalk lines on the subfloor to the last brass knob.
If you're starting to think about a kitchen of your own, we'd love to hear what you have in mind.
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