Wellesley, Massachusetts
Cashmere Palette: Wellesley Kitchen and Bathrooms
Stained oak, lacquered surfaces and quiet detailing link the kitchen and bathrooms in this Wellesley home.
- Location
- Wellesley, Massachusetts
- Project
- Kitchen and bathrooms
- Material direction
- Stained oak and lacquered surfaces
The project
One palette, used across the home.
The grain of stained oak returns from room to room, while lacquered surfaces change with the daylight.
The same quiet details move from the kitchen into the bathrooms. Each space serves a different purpose, but the material language makes them feel connected.
Material reading
A repeated grain, not a repeated room.
Stained oak brings continuity without making every space identical.
The palette gives the kitchen and bathrooms a shared starting point, then allows the architecture of each room to take over.
A supporting detail
Continuity in the daily spaces.
The material palette stays present in the rooms used most often.
That consistency lets the kitchen and bathrooms read as parts of the same home without asking them to look exactly alike.
Start a conversation
Bring the room, the drawings, or simply the question.
DOCA Boston can help establish a cabinetry and material conversation around your own kitchen, beginning with the architectural conditions rather than a finished answer.
Discuss your projectBrookline showroom
Begin with the material.
Bring plans, inspiration or a question. Our Brookline showroom is the place to compare finishes, understand the system and define the next step.
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