The Pine Project

A perfect balance between modernity and warmth, this kitchen combines the softness of neutral tones with the richness of natural oak. The lower cabinets, crafted from Quarter-sliced white oak, blend seamlessly with the upper cabinets in Linen-colored polymer, creating a space that feels both bright and calming. The white quartz countertop and painted brick enhance the room's luminosity, while the brass hardware and blown-glass pendants add a subtle touch of sophistication. Every detail has been thoughtfully designed to created a welcoming, timeless space where everyday comfort meets contemporary elegance.

A contemporary kitchen with timeless elegance, where natural oak, brass accents, and soft hues come together in a composition that is both sophisticated, bright, and inviting.

Budget

AT BoFronts

Bo trim and finishes

Doors, drawer fronts and panels

$9,678

AT IKEA®

IKEA® furniture structure

Cabinets, drawers and hinges

$18,605

Total

$28,283

This price excludes countertop and installation.

The Pine project combines the warmth of quarter-sliced white oak with the softness of Linen-colored polymer. The satin finish enhances the wood’s natural, rich grain, creating a refined contrast with the smooth surface of the upper cabinets. Brushed brass accents complete the composition with elegance and modernity.

The choice of materials

COLLECTION

White Oak, Plain Cut (base cabinets)

HDF (Wall cabinets)

FINITION

Satin (base cabinets)

DESIGN

Slim

The type of wood cut plays a key role in defining the look and character of a kitchen. The Pine project is a perfect example, showcasing a Quarter-sliced cut known for its wide, natural grain that brings warmth and visual richness to the space.
In contrast, the Rift cut features a straight, uniform grain, ideal for a clean, contemporary style.

In this article, we’ll help you better understand these two approaches and choose the one that best aligns with your design vision.

Discover The Difference Between Rift Cut and Plain Cut

Inspirations