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Architecture-first planning
Every room begins with flow, proportion, and the way the space will actually be lived in.
Luxury kitchen and bath design
Intentional design.Elevated living.
Cedar & Fig Interiors designs warm, layered kitchens and baths with tailored materials, quiet detail, and a refined sense of ease.
Recognition
An award-winning studio shaped by craft, restraint, and a distinctly personal point of view.
Innovator Award
Industry recognition
NKBA President
Leadership service
CLC
Professional designation
Architectural Digest
Published project
Studio focus
A carefully edited portfolio, a thoughtful journal, and rooms that feel composed from the first sketch to the final install.
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Tailored material stories
Stone, wood, metal, and finish selections are layered until the palette feels collected and enduring.
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Hands-on collaboration
The process stays personal from concept through installation, with every decision made in close conversation.
As featured in
Recognition from respected publications and industry organizations.
Featured project
Ahwatukee Groves
Kitchen remodel · Phoenix, Arizona
Warm neutrals, layered stone, and sculptural lighting create a calm, collected kitchen.
Journal
Notes on kitchens, baths, and the details that shape them
Design education · May 1, 2026
Lighting that elevates the kitchen
A warm kitchen almost always starts with layers of light: task, ambient, and accent working together.
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Materials · April 18, 2026
Choosing cabinet hardware with intention
Hardware is small, but it sets the tone for the whole room. Shape, finish, and scale all matter.
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Bath design · March 29, 2026
What makes a bath feel timeless?
Timeless bathrooms are usually the result of restraint, proportion, and a strong material hierarchy.
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Design with intention. Build with clarity.
If you are planning a kitchen or bath remodel and want a studio that balances practical planning with a refined point of view, let's talk about the right way to begin.