Start with a 30-minute Showroom Experience in Mountain View. Bring photos, plans, or measurements, compare cabinetry options with our showroom team, and clarify the right next step for you and your trade team.
For Eichler owners and their trade teams
Light, horizontal lines, exposed structure, warm wood, and the connection to the outside are the reasons you bought the house. The kitchen can be far more useful and still belong to it.
These are the questions that decide whether an Eichler kitchen lands well. We work them through with you in the showroom and coordinate the answers with your architect, designer, builder, or contractor, who remains responsible for the building itself.
Eichlers sit on a concrete slab, often with radiant heat lines running through it. That shapes where a sink, dishwasher, or island is realistic. We plan the cabinetry around what your plumber and contractor confirm, so the layout is settled before anything is ordered.
There is no attic to hide a duct in, so how the range vents becomes a real design decision. We plan the hood, the run around it, and the cabinetry heights against the venting route your architect or contractor confirms.
The beams, the ceiling plane, and the long horizontal sightlines are the house. Cabinet heights, upper runs, and open spans get planned so the kitchen reads with the structure instead of boxing it in.
Glass walls and clerestories move light across the room all day. Comparing door profiles, wood species, and finishes in person is how you learn what that light does to them before an order is placed.
Integrated appliance panels, interior fittings, and considered full-height runs add the storage a family needs while keeping the proportions of the room intact.
Many Eichler kitchens were altered over the decades. We start by separating what should be preserved, what should be brought back into conversation with the architecture, and what should simply work better now.
The five rules your house puts on a kitchen, what the architecture allows instead, and who settles each decision. The guide takes the slab, the flat roof, range venting and lighting one page at a time, so you can read it before your Showroom Experience.
Artistic Kitchen designs the kitchen cabinetry, helps you compare materials and systems in person, creates 3D plans, and coordinates the cabinetry scope with your trade team. Your architect, designer, builder, or contractor remains responsible for construction and building systems.
Many Eichler kitchens are delivered through a design-build model, where one company carries design and construction together. That suits plenty of homeowners. Artistic Kitchen fills a different role: an independent showroom where you compare premium cabinet systems side by side, settle the cabinetry decisions with a dedicated designer, and hand a clear, coordinated cabinetry package to whichever team builds the project.
Flat-panel doors and long horizontal runs, in wood tones that sit comfortably against exposed post-and-beam structure.
Integrated appliance panels and considered interior fittings, so storage grows without the room gaining visual bulk.
Door profiles and finishes chosen by comparing them in person, because glass walls move light across a kitchen all day.
Clarify what should be preserved, corrected, or changed in your kitchen.
Compare cabinet construction, door profiles, finishes, storage options, and integrated details in person.
Identify the layout and coordination questions that must be resolved before an order.
Define the next step, such as a Design Consultation with a designer when you are ready.
What it is not: a construction estimate, a permit review, a structural consultation, or a finished design package. It is where the cabinetry decisions start getting made properly.
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