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BEVERLY, US · WHOLE-HOUSE VILLA

A Beverly villa - five bedrooms, six baths, one finish decision.

Kitchen, dining, a great room and a glass four-seasons room, five bedrooms, six baths, a glass-front walk-in and dressing room, a study, the gym, the game room, pantry, laundry and mud room - white oak, walnut and marble carried through the whole villa. Delivered 2025.

Residential · Beverly, USA · 2025 · Oakline Fluted

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The brief

Every room, one finish decision.

The owners wanted the house to feel like one continuous room with a roof over it: the kitchen's white oak returns as the study's desk, the dining's walnut feature wall sets the tone for the game room, and the marble underfoot is the same stone family in all six baths.

So the scope was frozen as a single document - from the marble island to the fluted pantry doors to the lit gym storage - with one finish code list and one delivery schedule behind all of it. Every room, one logic.

Everything below was produced against that document: bay lists, hardware sets and the numbered flat-pack kits the contractor installed from, room by room.

The challenge

The hard part: every room, one finish decision.

Every room of a Beverly house - five bedrooms, six baths, walk-in and dressing, study, gym, game room, pantry, laundry and mud room - all had to read as one villa. Every finish code, from the white oak to the walnut to the marble, was confirmed together before production started, so no single room could drift.

The rooms then landed as numbered flat-pack bays on one consolidated, duty-paid program - continuity enforced at the drawing stage, not the install stage.

Beverly villa kitchen with marble waterfall island, white oak runs and glass wall to the great room

The solution

Oak, walnut and marble - one spec sheet.

The kitchen anchors the villa: a marble waterfall island, full-height white oak runs, and a glass wall that keeps the great room as the kitchen's second seating area. The dining wall is the statement piece - walnut shelving above, marble feature stone beyond, the pantry hidden in fluted fronts.

Upstairs, the same logic keeps working: the walk-in is glass-front with integrated lighting and a double dressing vanity, the study carries gallery shelving off the same oak, and the service rooms - gym, game room, pantry, laundry - are furnished to the same standard as the living spaces.

RoomsKitchen, dining, great room, four-seasons room
SuitesFive bedrooms, six baths, walk-in + dressing
ExtrasStudy, gym, game room, pantry, laundry, mud room
BoxE0 plywood, ≤0.05 mg/m³

In the details

The villa, room by room.

White island kitchen with pendants, tall oak units and full glass to the garden — **The island run** Tall oak units to the ceiling, the island seats six.

Kitchen with marble island, pendants and the full-height glass wall — **The kitchen, wide** Marble island, pendants, the glass beyond.

Kitchen with marble waterfall island, wood runs and the living area beyond — **The kitchen, from the dining side** Island and the wood runs, the great room past it.

Great room with glass wall, seating groups and the wood ceiling — **The great room** The full glass wall, seating under the wood ceiling.

Entry hallway with stairs, oak panels and gallery wall — **The entry** Stairs and the gallery on the way in.

Glass four-seasons room with gabled skylights, fireplace and white sofa — **The four-seasons room** Gabled glass, a fireplace, and the wood ceiling carried from the great room.

Four-seasons glass room with fireplace, white sofa and gabled ceiling — **The four-seasons room, second angle** The fireplace end, gabled glass.

Dining room with walnut shelving wall, marble feature stone and pendants — **The dining wall** Walnut shelving above, marble feature stone beyond.

Formal dining room with long table, dark chairs and walnut shelving — **The formal dining** The long table under the walnut shelving.

Formal dining room with long table and the floral feature wall — **The formal dining, second angle** The floral feature wall, eight chairs.

Bedroom with low bed, desk corner and full-height wardrobe — **The master, from the desk** Bed, desk corner and the wardrobe wall.

Bedroom with bed, curtains and the garden window — **The master, toward the window** The bed under the light wall.

Bedroom with wide window wall, desk and art — **Bedroom two** The wider suite, desk at the foot.

Bathroom in marble with glass shower, floating vanity and wall TV — **The second bath** Marble, glass and a TV on the wall.

Bedroom with dark accent wall, centered bed and office nook — **Bedroom three** The dark accent wall, bed in the center.

Guest suite with TV wall, desk and green-and-white bedding — **Bedroom four** TV wall, desk and the green-and-white bedding.

Glass-front walk-in with integrated lighting and a double dressing vanity — **The walk-in** Glass fronts, integrated lighting, dressing vanities both sides.

Walk-in closet with dark wood, glass fronts and central island — **The mid-level walk-in** Glass fronts and the dark wood island.

Master walk-in with double islands, glass fronts and warm lighting — **The master walk-in** The double island under glass.

Home gym with built-in oak storage, equipment and exercise balls — **The gym** Built-in storage to the ceiling, equipment on the wood floor.

Study with oak desk, gallery shelving and a leather chair — **The study** Gallery shelving in the kitchen's white oak.

Study with oak desk, leather chair and gallery shelving — **The study, second angle** The leather chair at the desk.

Utility room with counter, washer and oak fronts — **The laundry** Counter, washer, the same oak fronts.

Powder room with warm white walls, floating vanity and backlit mirror — **The powder** One warm wall, mirror and light.

Game room with full shelving wall, chairs and sloped ceiling — **The game room** Full walls of shelving under the sloped ceiling.

Master bath in marble with glass shower, freestanding tub and backlit mirrors — **The master bath** The same marble family, backlit mirrors, glass throughout.

Pantry with lit oak shelving, baskets and fluted tall doors — **The pantry** Lit shelving, fluted fronts, the service rooms to the same standard.

1SPEC, EVERY ROOM

3MATERIALS: OAK, WALNUT, MARBLE

2025DELIVERED, BEVERLY

0SITE RE-MEASURES

Floor plan

Three levels, drawn bay by bay.

The base plan sets the geometry of the whole house: the garage, the stair and lift core, the family rooms and the storage, plotted against the foundation. The midlevel above carries the daily life.

Basement foundation plan of the Beverly villa - garage, stair and lift core, family rooms, storage — Base level - the foundation plan the whole house is set on.

Each level issues as a drawn plan - the same document the owner's architect and our shop floor both work from.

Midlevel floor plan of the Beverly villa - game room, master suite, study, bar — **Midlevel floor plan** Game room, master suite, study, double bath and bar, with the bonus space left open.

Program index sheet listing every room of the Beverly villa by level — **Program index** The room-by-room program behind the three levels.

Spec

What was built.

Location	Beverly, CA, USA
Year	2025
Category	Residential
Style	Modern warm - white oak, walnut, marble
Rooms	Kitchen, dining, great room, four-seasons room, bedroom x5, bath x6, walk-in + dressing, study, gym, game room, pantry, laundry, mud room
Package	Whole-house cabinetry, one document
Carcase	E0 plywood, ≤0.05 mg/m³
Shipping	One consolidated program, duty-paid

Whole-house scope specified on the approved 3D layout - every room lands as numbered flat-pack bays.

Factory to site

How the program ran.

Week 0 - Whole-house spec freeze

Every room to one finish code list: white oak, walnut, marble and hardware confirmed together.

Weeks 1-6 - Production by room group

Kitchen, dining and great room first, then the suites, study and service rooms in install order.

Week 6 - Bay-by-bay QC

Dimensional checks and test fitting against the approved 3D layout, per bay, before crating.

Weeks 7-12 - Staged shipping, DDP

Room groups leave on one container plan, duty-paid to Beverly.

Weeks 12-18 - Room-by-room install

The contractor installs from the same numbered document the factory built from.

Production & export

Flat-packed, numbered, loaded.

The same export standard on every program that leaves the factory: panels nested and numbered to the layout, stone and tall units strapped in wood crates, pallets racked down the container.

Finished dark kitchen with a black island and lit wall units — **What ships** Carcasses, panels and hardware fitted and adjusted before the order leaves, not a box of loose parts.

Dark fitted kitchen with tall units and a stone worktop — **Checked in the workshop** Doors aligned, drawers run, edges sealed - each unit signed off before it is crated.

Marble worktop island with white cabinetry and fitted appliances — **Ready on site** The order arrives as fitted-out cabinetry the installer can set straight onto the floor plan.

On site

"The factory and our contractor worked from the same document. The kitchen, the study, the walk-in - one oak logic, one delivery rhythm. We never made a site decision."

Project client, Beverly, USA

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FAQ

This program, in plain answers.

How do you scope a whole-house cabinetry program?

From the floor plans, room by room: every bay list - kitchen, dining, bedrooms, baths, closet, study, service rooms - is drawn against the same 3D document, with one finish code list frozen for the whole house before production starts.

How do you keep one finish across a whole house?

One finish batch: the white oak, walnut and marble are specified with codes and produced in the same run, so the kitchen island, the study and the walk-in read as the same house rather than a chain of separate orders.

What does the contractor install from?

A numbered flat-pack kit per room with an install manual in the boxes. Panels carry position numbers from the 3D layout, so installation across the whole villa runs as a sequence, not a set of site decisions.

Can a gym, game room or study be part of a cabinet order?

Yes - this villa included a study with gallery shelving, a game room in walnut and a gym with lit storage, all produced on the same line as the kitchen and shipped on the same container plan.

How is a whole-house program like this priced?

Room by room against the approved drawings, with one consolidated number per room group - material, hardware and installation requirements confirmed in writing before production starts.

Fluted

The wall that gets noticed - fluted oak and veneer fronts, grain lines up across doors.

Oakline

The quiet all-rounder - slim shaker in painted or natural oak, on the E0 box.

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