Kitchens by Miró Rivera Architects

The kitchen is open to the dining room on one side, with a built-in buffet between the two spaces, while a maple-clad bar was added in an adjacent vestibule.

The ceiling curves dramatically upward from a low point of 8 feet toward the north-facing windows, reflecting diffused natural light deep into the kitchen.

The vertical grain of the Zebrawood cabinets echoes the lines of the wood paneling and windows, while topaz limestone flooring brings an element of the landscape indoors.

The bright, airy kitchen combines warm white oak millwork with crisp white solid surface accents. The sink is highlighted by a glass backsplash with an operable window, while a bar-height counter at the peninsula encourages guests to congregate in the heart of the home.

View of kitchen at Hill Country House by Miró Rivera Architects

Kitchen at Residence 1446 by Miró Rivera Architects

Kitchen at the 1917 Bungalow by Miró Rivera Architects

Kitchen and bar at Residence 1414 by Miró Rivera Architects

Kitchen at Residence 1414 by Miró Rivera Architects