Collaborative Projects

The Project of Mandee McVoy

Discover the Project of Mandee McVoy (@ourmodernhome), a light-filled contemporary kitchen where the warmth of white oak meets a distinctly modern aesthetic. The natural wood fronts, defined by clean lines and a delicate grain, bring a sense of authenticity and softness, enhanced by generous daylight from skylight and the expansive openings onto surrounding landscape. Light-toned mineral surfaces and brushed brass details introduce a subtle, refined contrast, while spherical light fixtures and touches of greenery reinforce the balance between design and well-being. This kitchen embodies a timeless vision of interior design, functional, elegant, and deeply inviting.

A bright, timeless kitchen where natural materials engage in a dialogue with soft, refined modernity.

A kitchen conceived as the living heart of the home

The Project of Mandee McVoy (@ourmodernhome) is conceived as the living heart of the home, a contemporary kitchen that balances functionality with a sense of calm. Light wood fronts with clean, uninterrupted lines highlights the natural beauty of the material while creating a harmonious spatial flow. Bathed in natural light from the skylight and expansive openings, the kitchen connects seamlessly to its surroundings. Light-toned surfaces and subtle brass accents add understated elegance, resulting in a space that is warm, modern, and timeless.

The choice of materials

COLLECTION

Wood

DESIGN

Round

WOOD ESSENCE

White Oak (Plain cut)

FINISH

Satin

The choice of wood cut has a significant impact on the appearance and character of a kitchen. The Foucher project, for example, features a Plain Cut, known for its wider, more natural grain that brings warmth and visual richness to the space. In contrast, a Rift Cut offers a more linear and uniform grain, ideal for a contemporary and streamlined look. In this article, we help you better understand these two types of cuts and choose the one that best matches your style.

Understanding the Difference Between Rift Cut and Plain Cut

Inspirations