Project Overview
The McPherson Residence gives the site stronger proof for clients who are planning more than one cabinet or built-in area. The project connects kitchen cabinetry, living area storage, display shelves, and fireplace built-ins into one cleaner finish story.
Instead of presenting custom millwork as a single-room upgrade, this project shows how B3 Interiors can coordinate multiple zones so the home feels planned, not pieced together.
Design Direction
The palette uses warm wood, black slab fronts, subtle stone veining, and integrated lighting. That combination gives the rooms a premium but livable feel: warm enough for daily use, clean enough for a custom-home audience.
The kitchen wall uses full-height wood towers to create structure around the black cabinetry. Under-cabinet lighting keeps the workspace functional while making the millwork feel intentionally built into the room.
Built-In Storage
The living area built-ins frame the fireplace with display shelving, closed lower cabinetry, and concealed lighting. The result is practical storage that still feels architectural.
This is exactly the kind of visual proof the website needs more of: real projects where cabinetry is not just installed in a room, but used to shape the room.
Why It Matters
For larger renovations and custom homes, buyers are not only comparing cabinet doors. They are asking whether one team can coordinate finishes, storage, lighting, room transitions, and installation details across the home.
This project helps answer that question visually. It supports the custom-home millwork offer without changing the lead form or disturbing the GHL workflow setup.
