Leo is contrast, engineered. Deep ebonized oak anchors the composition — flat-slab doors with fully integrated recessed pulls, so nothing interrupts the grain. At the center, a pair of blonde accent doors split by a single diagonal cut, a detail that only works when the seam lands within a fraction of an inch. It did, because it was planned before a single panel was cut. Below, dramatic veined quartzite runs full-height across the backsplash, backlit so the stone becomes the light source itself. Light oak framing wraps the perimeter, and a continuous reveal line ties uppers, base, and tall cabinets into one composition. Leo is bold on the surface and disciplined underneath — every shadow gap consistent, every panel aligned, every transition intentional.

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