Corner Projects

“I wanted a kitchen that felt simple but still comfy,” Bryon said. "I love how modern wood looks in the design and how neatly the appliances are integrated."

For his Dallas home, Bryon leaned into Japandi’s essentials: oak cabinetry, handleless fronts, and matte finishes. The tall units read as one continuous wall, keeping the room visually calm, while smart built-in storage makes daily use easy. A pale stone countertop keeps the palette bright and balanced, letting texture, not clutter, do the work.

The result is a kitchen that feels composed and intentional; minimalist, but full of life.
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The kitchen is priced at $27,856.

“Corner helped us bring the Scandinavian look we loved into a kitchen that actually works for our everyday life,” Daniel says.

Daniel’s kitchen pairs warm oak cabinetry with a curved fluted island and marble-look Dekton surfaces that continue into the hood. Matte dark blue pantry cabinets and a lit bar cabinet give the space more depth, while built-in storage and a panel-ready refrigerator keep the layout clean without feeling overly minimal.

The kitchen is priced at $37,820.

“I kept coming back to the curved island,” the homeowner says. “It made the kitchen feel less boxy and gave the whole room a softer shape.”

For this Pacific Palisades kitchen, the goal was a clean Japandi-inspired space that still felt warm. Natural oak defines the island, open shelves, and framed cabinet fronts, while deep blue uppers add contrast. Finished with vertical oak detailing, the curved island became the main feature. Fluted glass cabinets, solid wood handles, and a white Dekton countertop and backsplash add texture without crowding the room. An appliance garage and pull-out spice organizer keep the everyday pieces tucked away.

The kitchen is priced at $37,708.

“We liked the Japandi look, but we didn’t want it to feel too pale or flat,” Cami said. “The walnut has just the right depth—it’s warm and grounding, never cold.”
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Cami and Mike wanted their kitchen to feel warm yet minimal—practical, not stark. Natural textures, smart storage, nothing unnecessary. They chose Corner’s Japandi in American Walnut: clean lines, push-to-open doors, and a rich wood tone that grounded the room without making it feel too dark.
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The kitchen is priced at $27,340.

"Corner showed us what kitchen transformation means. Our loft kitchen got the warmth of the Japandi style we'd only heard about," Maggie says.

We updated Greg and Maggie’s loft kitchen with natural wood veneer cabinet fronts, bringing in the warmth and calm of the Japandi style. Inspired by our Berlin collection, we added black upper cabinets with fluted glass, giving their modern kitchen a sophisticated feel.
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The kitchen is priced at $29,718.

“We didn’t want the kitchen to be all beige and wood,” the homeowner said. “The green cabinets and stone add color, while the oak island keeps it warm.”

For their San Mateo kitchen, the homeowners paired sage green cabinets with a curved island finished in reeded oak veneer. Jade Green quartzite adds a stronger pattern and connects the green and wood tones. Push-to-open cabinets, integrated appliances, and full-height pantry storage keep the working parts of the kitchen out of sight.

The kitchen is priced at $34,207.

“I knew I wanted dark oak,” Chris says. “There’s so much daylight from the garden that the kitchen could be darker without making the room feel dark.”

For his home in Bulgaria, Chris chose dark oak cabinetry along one side of the kitchen, bringing the sink, cooktop, storage, and two built-in ovens into the same run. A gray stone island sits opposite, facing the garden and marking the transition to the dining area.

The exposed concrete ceiling works naturally with the darker oak and stone, while the light wood stools add contrast around the island.

The kitchen is priced at $38,407.

“The old layout never gave us enough room to work,” Elena said. “Adding the island changed how we use the kitchen, and the light oak made the new cabinetry feel at home in the space.”

In the redesigned Santa Monica kitchen, the island takes over much of the daily work, with the cooktop and oven built directly into it. Light oak-veneer fronts run across the main cabinetry, while matte beige tall units create a quieter backdrop for the refrigerator and storage. Slim pulls appear only where they are needed, and open shelves give frequently used appliances a dedicated place off the countertop.

The kitchen is priced at $38,541.

"We had already chosen a Scandinavian white kitchen for the renovation and trusted Corner to bring it to life," Artem says.
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Set against a rural forest and winter landscape, Artem's kitchen is designed to reflect its natural surroundings. The minimalist white design features wood as the main accent, with thoughtful functionality integrated into the cabinets and pantry. The result is a space that feels open, serene and connected to its surroundings.
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The kitchen is priced at $15,705.

“I fell in love with this design at first sight because of its soft feel,” Sara says. “The kitchen color was so bright and appealing, I kept convincing David until he finally agreed.”

David and Sara wanted to update their traditional wooden kitchen with something more modern. They were drawn to the soft, minimalist look of our REBEL collection. We also helped them choose the right contractors for the renovation. The new kitchen blends seamlessly into their apartment, with standout changes like converting part of a wall into a pantry. Behind the green cabinet fronts are sleek, modern appliances, and white Dekton countertops bring an elegant finish to the clean design.
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The kitchen is priced at $17,272.

“We wanted a kitchen that felt simple, but not empty,” the owners say. “Everything had to be useful and easy to live with.”

Designed by Corner in close collaboration with a Chicago interior design studio for their home in the Loire Valley, France, this kitchen pairs matte white Fenix NTM fronts with warm wood veneer shelving. A rounded-edge pantry softens the clean cabinetry and makes the storage wall feel more like furniture.

Integrated appliances, concealed drawers, a panel-ready refrigerator, and an appliance garage keep the surfaces clear. A Dekton countertop, matte-black fixtures, and under-cabinet lighting finish the space.

The kitchen is priced at $21,841.

"Corner was our go-to because of their transparent upfront pricing and their expertise in Scandinavian style," Mark and Lena rave.
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Mark and Lena selected the LOFT design in light oak. They opted for oak veneered upper cabinets and white matte cabinets for the base and walls. Ingeniously, the high matte white cabinets house the appliances, preserving the sleek aesthetic. The worktop, crafted from easy-care DEKTON Uyuni, features a seamlessly integrated sink, ensuring a cohesive look.
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The kitchen is priced at $21,024.

"Our new REBEL kitchen has turned our home into a favorite hangout for the whole family," says Mia.
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Mia selected a cozy kitchen design for her apartment, combining soft beige REBEL cabinetry with a crisp Aura Dekton countertop. The minimalist aesthetic is enhanced by handle-less cabinets, with integrated refrigeration units showcasing simple yet striking brass handles. The countertop features a seamlessly integrated sink, contributing to a harmonious appearance.
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The kitchen is priced at $10,173.

"I'm in love with the understated elegance of my new REBEL kitchen in a cool gray hue," says Carol.

Carol selected the REBEL kitchen design as the foundation for her kitchen renovation. She kept the T-bar handles. To maintain the minimalist style that Carol desired, we replaced the countertop with a light gray quartz from Silestone. Additionally, we introduced a walnut-veneered kitchen island to infuse warm tones into this minimalist aesthetic.
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The kitchen is priced at $17,824.