Kitchen · Seattle, WA
A contemporary Seattle kitchen with Dekton Domoos countertops, a high backsplash, a TopZero sink and Fenix cabinet doors.
The design combined a high backsplash, a flush-mounted cooktop and several angled turns, so every measurement had to be right. The TopZero sink needed a flush finish at the counter edge. Getting heavy slabs through narrow city streets added a logistics layer.
We used StoneEx digital laser templating to capture the layout and plan the countertop and backsplash. The specs cover the cooktop and sink cutouts and the polished edge the homeowners asked for. Veining was planned to run across the surfaces.
The countertop, backsplash and sink read as one clean surface around the cooktop and sink. The Domoos pattern ties in well with the Fenix doors.
The challenge in detail
This contemporary Seattle kitchen combines a high backsplash with a flush-mounted cooktop. The client wanted a seamless look, especially around the cooktop and the sink, which put a lot of weight on the templating and the fabrication. The layout also has several angled turns, and each one needed careful measurement so the pieces would fit and line up.
The TopZero sink brought its own requirements. To get a sleek, flush finish, the thickness of the countertop and the edge detail at the sink had to be planned together. Premium appliances, including a Wolf coffee maker and the flush-mounted cooktop, added more cutouts and more points where alignment mattered.
Getting the stone to the site was part of the job too. Moving sintered stone slabs through narrow streets and high-traffic areas took careful planning and coordination so they arrived safely and without damage.
How we approached it
Our team captured the kitchen with StoneEx digital laser templating. The scan recorded the detailed shape of the layout, including the angled turns, and gave an accurate basis for planning both the countertop and the high backsplash.
CNC cutting followed the digital template for the openings that needed the most accuracy, the flush-mounted cooktop and the TopZero sink. Clean cuts at those points are what let the sink and the cooktop sit flush with the surface. The same plan was used to line up the Dekton Domoos veining so it carries across the different surfaces of the kitchen.
The edges got special attention, since the client saw them as a key part of the look. They were shaped with care to support the contemporary feel of the kitchen while keeping the stone structurally sound.
The finished project
In the completed kitchen, the Dekton Domoos countertops are the main visual feature, and the high backsplash continues the same surface up the wall for a cohesive, modern design.
The TopZero sink and the flush-mounted cooktop are integrated into the countertop so the surface runs on without interruption, which helps both the look of the kitchen and the way it works. The natural stone appearance of Dekton Domoos lifts the overall look of the room. The project shows how digital templating and careful fabrication can come together in a contemporary kitchen that is both attractive and practical. The high backsplash, the angled turns and the appliance cutouts all follow the same digital template, so the pieces fit together as one surface.
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