Focus By Kenneth

I recently had the chance to photograph this amazing bath and kitchen designed by Nicole Rauzi. Check out the craftsmanship from Kountry Kraft Cabinetry in this stunning bath and kitchen renovation!

This space pairs rich walnut cabinetry with deep navy and crisp sky-blue accents — a subtle salute to Naval Academy colors (Go Navy!). Warm brass hardware ties it all together, from the kitchen island to the butler's pantry coffee station and the spa-like bath retreat.

✅ Kitchen design by Nicole Rauzi, Chroma Kitchen
✅ Cabinetry by Kountry Kraft Cabinetry

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I'm thrilled to share some exciting news — my photograph "Double Majesty" has been selected to be printed and exhibited in the Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition at the Bridgeport Art Center in Chicago! The exhibition runs July 17 - September 4, 2026. I hope to visit the gallery (and I hope you do too) during the exhibition (7/22 or 7/23). See you in Chicago!

The history behind the photo - captured in May 2026 during a cross-country trip with my dad. We had just finished watching the sun rise and the view was so breathtaking that I had to capture it.

I am excited to share it with all of you and all who will walk through the gallery.

I recently had the opportunity to photograph this newly redesigned kitchen for a client! I love her work and this new design. If you are looking to build a new kitchen or redesign one, please give https://www.nicolerauzi.com/ Nicole Rauzi a call!

Every detail in this kitchen remodel tells a story — two-tone cabinetry in moody slate blue and crisp white, gleaming subway tile, warm reclaimed hardwood floors, and a professional Wolf range that means serious business. The ornate pressed tin ceiling nods to the home's history while the sleek quartz countertops and under-cabinet lighting keep it firmly in the present.

The little touches are what make it sing: a frosted glass pantry door with a hand-lettered label, a vintage William Tell concert poster adding a pop of personality, cast iron bistro stools that double as art, and a dedicated espresso station because good design always includes good coffee.

This is what it looks like when function and beauty refuse to compromise.