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Christopher Peacock

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The official IG account of CHRISTOPHER PEACOCK. Global leader in the design & manufacturing of luxury fitted cabinetry.

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You asked if I avoid corners in cabinetry like the plague. Truth be told, I do. Corner storage is rarely as useful as it looks. Things get buried, you forget about them, and you can’t reach them when you need them. If you have the luxury of space in your kitchen, I’d blank off the corner entirely and not try to capture it. If space is tight and you’re fine with storing things you rarely use, then go ahead and use the corner. Often times, good cabinetry is as much about what you leave out as what you put in. I think this topic is an excellent example of that. But, what do you think? 🤔 Do you avoid corners in your kitchen, or do you make use of every area? Save this one if you’re planning a kitchen layout and weighing your corner options. Follow along for more design inspo, and find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio. 08 Nov 2026

We designed this cabinetry not just to store, but to showcase. Finished in a hand‑painted subtle green, this section of the kitchen uses tall glass‑front cabinets to display fine china and dishware beautifully. The glass panels make everything easy to see, while still protecting each piece from dust and the pace of a busy kitchen. This is only a small story within the greater kitchen here, yet it shows that thought and consideration given to every corner truly matters. Save this one if you need some cabinetry inspo for dishware storage. If you appreciate thoughtful design, follow along. Want to see more of our work or inquire? Tap the link in our bio. CP Designer | @ashleybrowndallas 07 Nov 2026

Some of the best rooms in a home are the ones you’d never think of. Case in point: this butler’s pantry. The color does the work: a smoky blue-gray in a high gloss paint finish that wraps continuously with the room, so the space feels like one considered gesture rather than a collection of cabinets. Polished nickel hardware sets it off, and free-floating walnut shelving brings in warmth so all that cool, reflective color never feels cold. I’ve always believed a small space is a chance to be bolder, not more cautious. When a room is this compact, you can commit to a saturated color and a high gloss finish, and every surface becomes part of the experience. Scale isn’t what makes a space memorable. A clear idea, carried through every detail, does. So many of you loved this one, and I’m thrilled it resonated. It’s a reminder that the smallest room in the house can leave the biggest impression. Would you put a color like this in a butler’s pantry, or keep it classic and neutral? 🤔 Save this one if a butler’s pantry or a jewel box of a back kitchen is on your wish list. Follow along for more design inspo, and find our full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio. CP Designer | @ashleybrowndallas 05 Nov 2026

In no other space is serenity more important than the bathroom. Multiple elements here achieve that effect. The palette is done almost entirely in a hand-applied, white paint finish (save for the wallpaper). It’s a quiet, layered look, and the room feels light and airy because nothing in it is competing for your attention. Polished brass hardware is the one, warm exception. Against all that white, it reads refined rather than showy, a little gold to catch the light. The vanity holds plenty of drawers and pullouts for toiletries and everything else you reach for each morning, and the tall cabinets with mirrored panels make the space feel large while keeping the storage out of sight. My philosophy with these rooms is to create a space that calms, whether it’s the end of a long day or just the start. Is your ideal bathroom bright and airy, or moody and dramatic? I’d love to know 🤔 Save this one if a serene, all-white bathroom is inspo for your next bathroom makeover. Follow along for more design inspo, and find our full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio. CP Designer | @ashleybrowndallas Interior Designer | @janshowers 04 Nov 2026

Directional wood grain isn’t for everyone. That’s exactly why I love it. This pantry is made of quarter sawn oak, and the grain is the star. For those who don’t know, quarter sawn refers to a particular way of slicing the log. Cut this way, the oak reveals a striking flecking and a strong, directional grain that you simply don’t get from a standard cut. No two pieces come out the same, so every door and drawer front carries its own character. I’ll always choose a material with a point of view over one that plays it safe. You can’t tame wood like this, and you shouldn’t try. When you see it, you accept that it’s there to be seen. The beauty is in the character, and the character is the whole point. The hardware here is wonderful too, but I’d ask you to look at the wood first. Does quarter sawn oak speak to you, or do you prefer a quieter, more uniform grain? I’d love to hear 🤔 Save this one if you’re considering oak for a pantry or kitchen of your own. Follow along for more from us, and find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio. 01 Nov 2026

For me, hardware is never an afterthought. It’s where a room gets its personality, and it’s an element you should prioritize. I design my own hardware for a reason. Every piece has to have the right proportion, the right color, and a character that suits the cabinetry it lives on. Too small and it disappears. Too heavy and it takes over. Get all three right, and it works like jewelry for the room. It really is the one detail that can finish the whole look (or upend it). Whether I’m designing a kitchen, a dressing room, or a library, I start by reading the house. The architecture, the surrounding spaces, and the way the light moves through the rooms all tell me what the hardware should be, whether that’s polished brass, satin nickel, or a warm bronze. The goal is that when you walk into the space, everything feels like it belongs. That’s what separates custom cabinetry from cabinetry that’s simply been installed. Every finish, every pull, and every knob is chosen with the whole home in mind. Which do you notice first in a room, the cabinetry or the hardware? 🧐 Save this one if you’re planning a new kitchen and want inspo for hardware, and follow along for more from us. You can find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio. 31 Oct 2026

A one-wall kitchen that doesn’t compromise. This guest house sits on the water, and the lower level opens through garage-door-style openings that make the whole space feel airy and open to the shore. Against all that light and landscape, we chose a rich royal blue for the cabinetry, a hand-applied, hand-finished look rather than high gloss, so the color feels deep and settled instead of flashy. Satin brass hardware warms it, white marble and a simple white subway tile keep it crisp. The cabinetry is from our Motra collection, a modern look built with traditional craftsmanship. I love that pairing, because clean lines are only as good as the joinery behind them. Everything a kitchen needs sits along one wall within easy reach, with floating shelves and tall cabinetry for storage, while the island, finished in the same royal blue with brass accents, anchors the room as a place to gather. The best kitchens really don’t need to be complicated… A clear idea, a confident color, and careful craftsmanship are enough. Would you go bold with color in a vacation home, or keep it neutral? I’d love to know. As with every commission, we designed, built, delivered, installed, and finished each element ourselves. Save this one for your guest house kitchen inspo, and follow along for more from us. You can find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio. Photographer | @garruppo 29 Oct 2026

Traditional details don’t have to feel traditional. That’s the whole idea behind this kitchen. Look at what’s in the room: raised panels, center panels, heavy crown moldings on the cabinetry. Every one of those elements is classic, and we embraced all of them. But when you put them together with a clean palette and a lighter hand, the space stops reading as old and starts reading as fresh. It’s a kitchen of today, built with the vocabulary of the past. I’ve never believed you have to choose between a home with history and a home that feels current. The most enduring kitchens borrow from tradition with confidence, then edit with restraint, so nothing feels stuffy and nothing feels like a trend. For the modern classic home, this is a wonderful way to go. As with every commission, we designed, built, delivered, installed, and finished each element ourselves. Do you lean traditional, modern, or somewhere in between? Tell me in the comments. Save this one if a modern classic kitchen is on your wish list, and follow along for more design inspo. Find our full portfolio at the link in bio. CP Designer | @ashleybrowndallas 28 Oct 2026

Autumn in Roxbury, Connecticut. A charming countryside retreat where rustic wood beams, rich textures, and playful pops of color create a warm and inviting escape for the season. 🍂 Photos by @johndanielpowers 23 Oct 2026

A detail designed to be discovered. The Christopher Peacock Greenwich dining table conceals a slim drawer for utensils, placemats or even a favorite board game, keeping everyday essentials close. Discover more details from @christopherpeacock’s new collection at the link in bio. 21 Oct 2026

Some rooms ask you to slow down without ever feeling formal. This salon is one of them. It’s a multifunctional space, made for a cocktail, a business call, a good book, or just a quiet moment before the evening begins. There’s a bar, but I never wanted it to read as one. It’s meant to feel like a beautifully composed room that happens to do many things well. The finish is what defines it. Once the cabinetry was installed, our painting team hand-applied a deep, high-gloss lacquer across the walls, the ceiling, and everything in between. It’s our own color, Black Blue, and the way it holds and reflects light gives the room a depth that feels completely immersive. Polished brass hardware from our Grosvenor Collection adds just enough contrast, refined but with presence. I also love how the interior designer carried the color into a custom woven rug, tying the whole room together. This is what a modern salon should be: intimate, versatile, and quietly indulgent. And in case you didn’t know, we provide full service with every commission. This room is no different. Our team designed, manufactured, delivered, installed, and finished it. Would you use a room like this for entertaining or for escaping? 🤔 I’m genuinely curious… Save this one if a salon or statement bar room is on your wish list and follow along for more. You can find the full portfolio at the link 🔗 in bio. CP Designer | @allisonrenee07 Interior Designer | @schlesingerinteriors 20 Oct 2026

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