by Josh Lang | Jul 7, 2026
Designed By: Wesley Mast from Coppes Napanee Cabinet Co.
Photography By: Hill Photography Co.
Description: Contrast does the work at Blackstone. Coppes paired crisp white upper cabinetry with deeply stained lowers, a two-tone approach that feels both grounded and light in equal measure. Clean hardware and a mosaic backsplash complete a kitchen that is quietly confident from end to end.
by Josh Lang | Jul 7, 2026
Designed By: John Rusk for www.ruskinc.com
Photography By: John Rusk
Description: Soft and assured, the teal cabinetry at Rusk carries the kind of quiet confidence that inset joinery rewards. Glass cabinet doors open the space just enough, letting light move through without sacrificing the clean, considered lines of the design. A beautiful project built to a high standard, inside and out.
Pottery by Justin Rothshank.
by Josh Lang | Jul 7, 2026
Designed By: Elsy Studios
Photography By: Ryan Lawrence Photography
Description: "Elsy President and Founder Lynn Coit recently gave her Littleton residence, which was built in 1964 as the family home of a well-known local architect, a colorful refresh. Known for its Atomic Midcentury Modern interiors and post-and-beam wood construction, the house had seen previous updates in 1974 and 2002. Now, after 60 years, it was time for a more comprehensive upgrade to bring new life to this historic home.
The new kitchen features recessed solid wood cabinets crafted by Coppes Napanee, the same company that built the original cabinets in the 1960s. The dining room and kitchen are now seamlessly integrated with new hardwood floors and decorative LED lighting, creating a cohesive gathering space that is both visually stunning and more functional for the family."
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by Josh Lang | Jul 7, 2026
Designed By: Wesley Mast from Coppes Napanee
Photography By: Hill Photography Co.
Description:Some kitchens come back to Coppes. Leesburg began as an original Coppes kitchen, updated and reimagined in a bold, painted green across frameless cabinetry that feels entirely of the moment. The glass sliding cabinet doors are a deliberate nod to the original, a feature the homeowners loved and refused to leave behind. Old soul, new life.
by Josh Lang | Jun 24, 2026
Designed By: Ann Xanders
Photography By: Hill Photography Co.
Description: They came with a rough sketch and a general direction. What followed was a back-and-forth. Detail by detail, the idea became something real. A custom cabinet built around a vacuum cleaner. Their home had a classic sensibility. They did not want to lose it. Coppes helped them find a style that honored where they started.