Designer: Bond Design Company
Photo courtesy of Bond Design Company and BlueStar
For this rustic mountain ranch, Jennifer Chipman, co-founder and principal designer of Bond Design Company, a nationwide design firm headquartered in Park City, Utah, found inspiration in two unusual places: historic industrial buildings and vintage speakeasies.
The result is an award-winning property, and its kitchen is the centerpiece. It’s got a warm, somewhat masculine aesthetic that gets its nuance from the design’s details.
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A 48-inch Platinum Series BlueStar range features both stainless steel and copper finishes that tie in the mixed metals used throughout the space. It’s a classic beauty, but no one is prepared for the showstopping, industrial ventilation system, custom fabricated from stainless steel by Magleby Construction.
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Forget the typical backsplash — from floor to ceiling, every wall is ensconced in “Boston Mill Mod” brick veneer from Beehive Brick.
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Reclaimed wood was used to construct both the cabinets and the ceiling, adding another layer of texture to the rich space.
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The floor is European Oak Kenyon, a new material with a distinctly aged and authentic feel.
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Against the deep browns and weathered reds that dominate the room, the gleam of the Earthshine steel pendants from Currey & Company makes a statement.
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The barn doors are more than a pretty face with a rustic spirit. The left door leads to the pantry and the right, the entry stairwell.
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The counters — leathered Capolavoro quartzite — solidify the kitchen’s sturdy, masculine vibe.
