Sedona Project: Kitchen & Dining Room
- Christopher Kennedy
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We are pleased to continue the tour of our Sedona, Arizona project with a tour of the home's living room.
We were brought in to help design this home during the early phases of construction. Working closely with the client, we selected all the finishes and hard surfaces for this gorgeous ground-up building project.
The home itself is about 3500sf, with three bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, an office, and a gym.
It has breathtaking views of the surrounding Sedona landscape.
Above: the front exterior
Setting the Stage: The Exterior
The structure itself is modern, with various materials on the outside creating texture and visual interest. The home and roof are intentionally kept a dark color to blend into the surrounding landscape.
Our client, who formerly had a home in Palm Springs, wanted to keep the vibe fun and site specific, but avoid any Sedona cliches.
The Big Picture
This new construction home was designed with the popular "open floor plan" where the kitchen is open to the dining room and main living room.
We created multiple seating options for maximum flexibility, including a dining table for six, casual counter height seating, and table height seating as an extension of the kitchen island -- which is where our client and her son enjoy most of their meals together.
The Dining Room
The Dining Room is defined visually be a dramatic light fixture from Apparatus Studio. The pendants add a dramatic focal point without blocking any views or sight lines.
A Saarinen-inspired table from Julian Chichester adds a midcentury note to the overall contemporary vibe. The oval shape allows for easy circulation between the kitchen and living room. The custom chairs are from Berman Rosetti.
The fabric on the back of the chairs is reminiscent of topographical lines on a map, and references the beautiful Sedona terrain outside.
The Kitchen
The kitchen is light and bright, with white oak cabinetry and white quartz countertops. The island cabinetry is a contrasting color.
The natural stone backsplash brings together the color story of the entire home, with tones of deep orange, rust, green and blue --- all hues inspired by the Sedona landscape outside.
The kitchen includes a desk for bill paying, laptop charging, and organization. An "Arrow" light fixture defines the built-in table seating at the kitchen island
All About the Details
I hope you enjoyed this tour!
xo
CK
Sources-
Builder: Cavanaugh Construction
Photography by: John Woodcock
Styling and flowers: Keith Fortner