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The 15e Avenue Project

Discover the 15e Avenue project, a kitchen that highlights the natural beauty of white oak trought a clean, timeless Slab design. The Satin finish enhances the Pla cut grain, bringing a softness and authenticity to the space. Continuous surfaces and refined lines create a bright, calming atmosphere where the warmth of the material is subtly expressed. The result is a contemporary, inviting, and subtly expressed. The result is a contemporary, inviting, and enduring kitchen designed to stand the rest of time.

A bright and natural kitchen defined by the elegance of white oak.

Budget

AT BoFronts

Bokea trim and finishes

Doors, drawer fronts and panels

$16,086

AT IKEA®

IKEA® furniture structure

Cabinets, drawers and hinges

$3,994

Total

$20,080

This price excludes countertop, glass fronts and installation.

Simplicity in service of the material

In the 15e Avenue Project, the Slab design allows white oak with a Satin finish to take center stage. The Plain cut grain adds depth while maintaining a clean and fluid visual rhythm. Minimal detailing enhances continuity and visual calm. The layout supports intuitive daily use and natural circulation. The result is a warm, contemporary, and timeless kitchen.

The choice of materials

COLLECTION

Wood

DESIGN

Slab

WOOD ESSENCE

White Oak (Plain cut)

FINISH

Satin

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

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