Edmond Kitchen Bath Home LLC

11/07/2026

11/07/2026

We’re hiring!  We are seeking an additional CAD Designer for our Edmond, Oklahoma Design Center.

We are looking for someone with strong Chief Architect skills, careful attention to detail, and a warm, professional way with people.

Our interior designers, Brenda and Megan, develop the designs. Your role is to translate their direction into detailed floor plans, elevations, and 3D renderings.

The majority of the day will be spent drafting, with opportunities to join client presentations and welcome showroom visitors when the designers are away.

Experience drafting kitchens, baths, or custom cabinetry is especially valuable.

Visit our webpage as shown for the full position description and application instructions.

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09/16/2026

The rest of the pantry.

Beyond the coffee station and lift-up cabinetry, this new construction pantry includes a dedicated sink area with floating shelves, open storage, Ice and refrigeration, and generous quartz countertops.

The cabinetry continues the modern detailing with recessed C-channel pulls—keeping the drawer fronts clean, uninterrupted, and hardware-free.

Every element was planned as part of the home’s overall design, from storage and lighting to materials and proportions.

See how the other rooms in this new construction home were designed at edmondkitchen.com/our_work/  Or link in our bio.

09/15/2026

A pantry designed to feel like part of the architecture—not an afterthought.

For this new construction home in Arcadia, we created a highly functional pantry with a distinctly modern point of view. Horizontal upper cabinet doors lift upward for easy access, with open shelving above and integrated lighting below to illuminate the countertop workspace.

A tall cabinet incorporates the Miele coffee system, while dark textured cabinetry is balanced with soft off-white finishes. Large-format, linear-textured porcelain tile adds another layer of subtle detail.

The pantry sits just beyond the kitchen, connected by an integrated barn door with centered glass—close at hand, but visually its own space.

Thoughtful storage. Integrated lighting. Materials chosen to work together. Every detail planned before construction begins.

08/27/2026

More from our Art of Staying project.

Suddenly, laundry day isn’t a chore. 🫧

This layout wraps you in a soft, fresh palette that makes washing a breeze.

Believe it or not, we actually made the previous laundry space smaller to allocate room for a new pantry (but that’s for an upcoming post !). By moving a wall, we “right-sized” the footprint to fit a dedicated landing zone for sorting, folding, and line drying over the sink. We also installed a custom hanging rod with integrated lighting to elevate both function and mood.

Of course, we are completely obsessed with the Pink Cristallo countertops and texture-rich Zellige tiles! 💖

Could this palette make you love laundry day? Let us know below! 👇

Project credits:
Design + Build • Edmond kitchen & Bath LLC
Cabinetry • Bentwood Luxury Kitchens
Cristallo tops • Classic Tile and Marble
Photography • David Cobb Photography



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08/21/2026

From heavy and broken, to airy and uplifting. This bathroom was completely reimagined with a whole new layout that now features an even larger window to frame an idyllic rural view and bring even more of the outside in.  As part of our Art of Staying project, this owners suite oasis balances classic textures with modern function. A full wall of authentic Zellige tile creates the perfect backdrop for tailored cabinetry, Roburn Edgeline medicine cabinets, and our signature “hotel ledge” for the ultimate in vanity function. The shower was not to take a backseat in this space either as it welcomes our homeowner with a steam shower, infinity niche, and a lovely barrel ceiling!

Photography: David Cobb Photography

08/13/2026

Entice me, entice me! Let me count the ways! This shot shows one of our many favorites from our Art of Staying project. This fixture is very appropriately named Entice because it draws you in to this dining area creating a captivating detail on this planked vaulted ceiling.

This vault made placing it correctly over the table a little bit of a trick! The “belly” of its swoop does not hang in the center of its swag. It hangs nearer the lower end of the vaulted ceiling. Swipe left to see what we used to set the perfect placement… and a video closeup of this beauty!

Photos by David Cobb Photography

08/06/2026

The Art of Staying

We are thrilled to show you the first photos of our recent project we are calling “The Art of Staying”. (Swipe left to the end for some before shots). This project illustrates the value and sense of place that a family can maintain in a remodel done with purpose and planning.

Let’s start with a few highlights from the kitchen! Our goal here was to clean up the sight-lines, improve function, and lighten up the finishes. What you’re not seeing is all the floor planning that happened behind the vent hood wall to create two new rooms (a pantry and an office space). And…I bet you’re wondering how we got plate depth niches in that same wall, right??! But that’s for another post.

For now let’s just dwell on this almost 14 ft main island topped with a natural quartzite stone called Patagonia Crystallo, surrounded by reeded oak cabinets in dual finishes. Holding its own on the back wall is our primary focal point, a 9 ft bronze hood.

If you have a favorite feature, we’d love to hear it!

Photography by David Cobb

08/01/2026

If Walls could talk! They’d tell you about all the functional storage that was neatly recessed into the studs in this fresh clean space! - medicine cabinets with LED lighting - tub ledge
- Biofuel Fireplace
- TV/Art niche
- Linen cabinet
Photography by David Cobb