How to Build a Beautiful Kitchen
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- čas přidán 29. 11. 2018
- A recently purchased home in Boston’s historic South End had a nice kitchen, but it just didn’t fit. So we ripped it out and let the space and asthmatic speak to us as we worked together to build what is now a timeless two-tone kitchen with creativity and craftsmanship throughout.
Interior Designer: Melissa Miranda Interiors
Technical Designer: Amy Lynn Interiors
Builder/Cabinet Maker: NS Builders
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This channel is my new favorite. Binge watching it. Naturally very drawn into details and woodwork. As a DIYer, my biggest pet peeve has always been the details and how much of a perfection I could achieve in my own work. Being new here I don’t know much about the history of NS builders, but I just want to say that it’s amazing to see there are people on earth that care about achieving perfection. They also managed to build a business around that.
Been waiting on this video for a while. It’s so obvious that every square inch of this kitchen is so thought out and meticulously crafted to make use of every available space. Very inspiring and am so appreciative of you sharing the details and challenging us all to be better.
It's like HGTV but high build quality. Nice work, Nick. Love the channel.
JMaxOH youtube beats tv 📺 most of the time.
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Holy moly. I love the servo drive rubbish bin door. INGENIOUS! I'm in awe of the design you all did on this kitchen.
I’ve been saying this, it’s all about how you put everything together and implement different parts functionally. You can do so much with not much. Great work, incredibly innovative! To have an understanding of this is priceless
NS Builders Great job True CRAFTSMANSHIP !!!!
Hands down the most beautiful kitchen I have ever seen. Great job guys.
Everything about this kitchen is incredible. The pull out drawer under the sink is ingenious. The hidden microwave is so clever. The fridges blew my mind. The rounded end cabinets are gorgeous. You guys do incredible work.
The cabinet cover for the hidden microwave is clever
Nice video. I liked hearing how the inspiration, design and construction all came together. Terrific kitchen
Beautiful kitchen. Great attention to detail. Love the aesthetics blended with function.
That Magic Corner at 12:37 is awesome! I'd love to see a video that shows all of the drawer innovations you guys have created. I've seen a lot of neat and thoughtful touches, like the diagonal pockets in the miscellaneous non-cutlery drawer to handle more long things like tongs/etc.
Money is no object apparently. The beauty of this project is beyond the explanations given here.
Really enjoy seeing the details of your work and craft.
The commitment to quality is supurb! Great video
Nick, great video! Thanks for sharing the thoughts and the details that went into the execution of this incredible kitchen!
Kyle Macht thanks Kyle. Our pleasure
@@NSBuilders Sure, I'll let you know if we, Macht Architecture, get a job in the Boston area.
Beautiful kitchen! Great job!
Every corner has thought in to, makes great kitchen Love it!!
Beautiful kitchen. You guys do unbelievable work.
Ken is stoned.
Really stoned.
Beautiful work.
Wow what beautiful cabinets 😍
Beautiful lines in the kitchen cabinets
Amazing work!
The amount of detail and though is amazing
Gorgeous. Simple. Elegant.
The only thing I would have done differently is the range hood rounded like the end cabinets. The big block hood is a bit harsh and clumsy compared to the refined elegance of the rest of the cabinetry. Nonetheless, absolutely stunning.
Nick and his team are beast in the best way!
@NS Builders Would you all mind doing a tutorial or at least a video showing how you fabricate your curved doors? They're amazing. Thanks.
The grain match kings! Beautiful 🤘🏻
Alex Martin Ken is a master
Amazing work...need builders like you in the Midwest! Great work!
I know they exist!
Your intention to detail is outstanding. Makes us want to move to Boston to get a house built right. We finished.a similar kitchen, same sink and faucet and beading. This one makes us one to do it again...ugh.
The round corners are amazing
A beautiful kitchen. I love all the details. Who makes the drawer guides for the trash drawer?
Spectacular
Lots of design decisions I wouldn't have made, but I love the craftsmanship.
Beautiful
Nice job .... especially the microwave hidden reveal, but im curious as to which brand was the microwave !
yes! ... let the asthmatic speak- words to live by
Great work!. Where did you the great servo door for the bin?. I'm looking to remodel my house this year in OKC. I'd love to use them in my remodel. Would you be willing to work on a design for my remodel?.
This goes well with the old saying, the difference between good and great is an 1/8" of an inch.
I really like this kitchen and would like a similar kitchen installed in my Boston house.
I have 2 questions:
1. Are the white Shaker doors hybrid doors (i.e. Maple frame and MDF center panel)?
2. What finish is used on the white Shaker doors and the Walnut doors?
Your team will go down in history not only as the definition of craft, but also the team that made craft accessible to anyone who sought it. I am in literal awe!
DesignIY dang. One of the most humbling comments
@@NSBuilders Fully deserved too! It just amazes me that the renovation/build craftsmanship can be so good AND there's just as much passion going into the instagram photos, youtube videos, podcasts, the "keep craft alive" movement, and social connection in general. It's all art and it's all extremely high quality. I have never seen such quality on every front. Keep it up man! I literally aspire to be a part of design and execution like this someday - and I'm not even on the GC side of things; I'm on kitchen and bath design side of things. ...Just thank you. really.
Glad we inspire, and more than happy to continue to share. Thank you
The OCD in me is not liking the mixture of the curves with the sharp angles of the island and exhaust. However, the curves of the end cabinets do solve the problem of ugly end panels.
Ok, nice work!
unreal work guys! Those cabinets are stunning. What finish did you use for the walnut? Looks flawless!
This is a clear 2k Poly Acrylic. Thank you!
now thats a wow kitchen. what the name of the hardware you used for the garbage draw id like to retrofit it to mine
Nice kitchen. How did the cabinets work out with the lack of toe kicks on some of the cabinets?
Not a fan of the sharp corners on the range hood - but everything else was great - esp. the curved doors at the end of the units.
stephend, My exact thoughts. If that range hood sticks out 24" that's just too large of a box going straight up to the ceiling. It's also a lot of waisted space visually. It's not doing anything. If they wanted something more modern, a pull out hood would have done the job. Otherwise it's a great kitchen.
Big Islands are tough in limited spaces. Nice job with hiding the microwave...Where'd you get that drawer unit microwave? NASA?...:)...You guys do great work up there in Boston...I was watching TOH in the 70's and Norm and Tommy helped me to know the balance of what makes a good mechanic...May all your punch lists be one tiny line item and everyone stays healthy!
Do you have any books or anything that you would recommend for building/ design/ running your business. I’m 26 and finished my first high end remodel last in San Jose California last year.
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Great kitchen!! What hardware did you use for the microwave door that opens upwards and slides in??
This one was made by accuride
How were you able to create those corner curved cabinet doors???
wow, what an amazing craftsmanship! I just don't like having no space for my toes under the cabinets.. It's really not the best ergonomic-wise
Jean-Sébastien Arcand
Yes, looks amazing, but that will be not only be incredibly annoying to actually work in, but very fatiguing. A kitchen is a place to work, not merely hang out. The solid base next to floor WILL get kicked and scuffed up. Considering the thought and care these folks put into a project, including ergonomics, I don't get this. I would like to see this kitchen today, one year post build.
@@rla1000 Yeah, I feel the same as you. I've built kitchens with legs going to the floor for an old look. But to have no toe space at all is a mistake. I wouldn't want to get that phone call. I would try to talk the clients out of it if it was their idea.
beautiful...but there is a least 70K on that small kitchen.
holy crap that looks expensive!
Its all relative right?
@@NSBuilders I'm pretty sure you've maxed it out. I think you guys did an amazing job but I can't imagine how to make a kitchen of that size more expensive :D
at least $50K AT LEAST!
Great build and video -- but you barely touched on the curved doors. I'm an amateur cabinet maker and really wanted to see how you made the curved doors, especially the curved panel. That deserves its own video for sure!
We hear you! We intent to make a detailed step by step video on the curved door process.
@@NSBuilders Excellent! you have a new subscriber. Looking forward to it!
What hardware did they use for those push open AND soft close cabinets? I need those in my life!
They called it "Servo-Drive" which is a name of a product that Blum makes. They have an entire system that allows you to have multiple drawers (for no-handle kitchens), but Ikea actually sells a "ready to go" version that's just fine for a bin cabinet.
The soft-close on cabinets is most likely built into the door hinge. I'm not sure which company are they using, but Blum calls their version of soft-close "Blumotion". They also manufacture a limited range for Ikea. But there are many other options from Hettich, or GTV. And Ikea has a small range manufactured by Blum as well.
I think you need more white...
Nick, with how large your staff and company are, I imagine your prices are quite high to build any given project. Why do people choose you over a regular contractor? I know guys building the same thing you are and don't have nearly as huge of a staff. How do you survive having to pay all those salaries? I imagine this kitchen cost $100,000.
Trippy thumbnail looks like an optical illusion.
Great kitchen and craftsmanship, but those chrome handles...yikes.
Yeah it's hard sometimes to get clients to see that less is more.
using base instead a toe kick looks good but not practical
more doing, less talking