We are in print! We are honored to share that two of our projects are featured in the June/July Kitchen issue of @cottagesandbungalows. These two homes could not be more different in expression, but both were designed with the same heart: to create spaces that feel layered, personal, and truly livable. At ProjectMeadowbrook, that meant opening up a dark, closed-off kitchen for a busy family of six and creating a timeless, hardworking space with warmth, symmetry, and ease. The 12-foot island became the true command center—ready for meals, homework, gathering, and all the everyday chaos that somehow always finds its way to the kitchen. At ProjectGrandmillennial, it meant reworking a tight, inefficient layout inside a classic 1979 saltbox home and giving it the layered charm the homeowner loved: blue and white, William Morris textiles, a turned-leg island, brass details, and a little Southern-meets-European sweetness tucked into the Colorado foothills. One kitchen leans soft, tailored, and California-casual with European farmhouse charm. The other is classic, collected, and full of Grandmillennial personality. Both are a reminder that good design is never just about how a room looks, it is about how it supports the people who live there. Seeing these projects in print feels like a beautiful full-circle moment. We are truly grateful to @kmac124, the editorial team, and to our clients for trusting us with their homes and their stories! Design // @peggyhaddadinteriors Photography // @karadeyoung For sources and similar pieces from this space, comment SHOP and we’ll send the LTK details your way. https://liketk.it/5ks0Y PeggyHaddadInteriors EuropeanFarmhouseKitchen CaliforniaCasualKitchen kitchendesigninspo