Kitchens & baths

The rooms you
use every day.

Thoughtful layouts, durable materials, and details that make daily routines feel easier.

Wood kitchen cabinetry, a veined stone island and illuminated ceiling lights in Quechee. — Rocky Top Lane, Quechee, Vermont

Design & construction

Design beyond the finishes.

A kitchen needs to work for cooking, gathering, storage and the way people move through the home. A bath needs to balance comfort, light, privacy and practical use.

We bring the layout, cabinetry, lighting, fixtures, tile, surfaces and finish selections together as part of a coordinated design.

What we bring together

Kitchen layout and cabinetry

Bathrooms, showers and vanities

Lighting, fixtures, tile and surfaces

Built-ins, storage and finish coordination

Understand the Process

A range of possibilities

Luxury, in your own language.

Modern, rustic or traditional. The common thread is a room shaped around the way you live, with care in the layout, materials and execution.

Modern

Clean lines. Rich materials.

Clean lines leave room for texture: wood grain, veined stone and considered lighting bring warmth and depth to a contemporary room.

Double wood vanity with illuminated mirrors and warm brass-toned lighting in Quechee. — Warm wood. A clear, practical layout.

Rustic

Warmth with texture.

Wood, brick and exposed structure bring a tactile sense of place to kitchens and baths.

Kitchen with an exposed brick chimney, wood island, warm wood floors and gray cabinetry. — Wood and brick at the heart of the home.

Rustic bathroom with exposed timber beams, wood walls, a copper vessel sink and a stone-tiled shower. — Timber, stone and copper.

Traditional

Familiar forms. Thoughtful detail.

Detailed cabinetry, balanced proportions and softer finishes create rooms with an enduring character.

White kitchen with detailed cabinetry, a large island, glass-front upper cabinets and a stainless steel range. — Classic cabinetry with room to gather.

Freestanding white bathtub beneath high windows beside a pale vanity and illuminated mirror. — A bright, quiet place to unwind.

The closer look

Details that make the room.

Wood double vanity with illuminated oval mirrors, brass sconces and elongated hexagonal backsplash tile. — Light, tile and the warmth of wood.

Wood vanity with a white vessel sink, veined countertop and brass-framed oval mirror. — Wood grain and a sculptural basin.

Glossy green vertical tile and copper shower fixtures in the Killington timber frame home. — Green tile and copper in Killington.

Stone-look shower wall tile meeting a pebble-pattern floor in the Killington home. — A meeting of patterns underfoot.

Freestanding white tub, pale tiled wall and a black-framed woodland-facing window in a Killington bathroom. — A tub with a woodland view.

A dark handheld outdoor shower against natural stone, with an inset shelf and timber framing at the Rochester home. — An outdoor shower, framed by natural stone.

Birch-pattern wallpaper, a white pedestal basin and wood shelving in a powder room. — Character in a smaller room.

Custom vanity built from reclaimed Stockbridge barn siding, with a white stone top, blue walls and a wood-framed mirror. — Storage with warmth and texture.

Rustic wood vanity with a rectangular vessel sink, round mirror and warm lighting. — Reclaimed character and a vessel sink.

Botanical wallpaper above painted paneling with a pale blue pedestal basin. — Pattern, paneling and a softer palette.

Pale stone vanity top with a copper-toned faucet and white cabinetry. — Stone with warm metal accents.

Slim vertical shower tiles, a recessed niche and black shower fittings. — A different rhythm in tile.

Reclaimed wood floorboards with rich brown tones, visible grain, worn edges and natural variation. — Reclaimed wood floorboards

Flooring & texture

Character underfoot.

From reclaimed boards to quieter wood grain and textured tile, the floor sets the tone for the room. Explore the material choices that connect rustic warmth with contemporary design.

Explore flooring and texture

Explore the possibilities

Selected Hudson work.

All Projects

Great room with exposed beams, a stone fireplace and landscape-facing windows in Quechee.

Renovation

Quechee Modern Renovation

Room to gather. Space to settle in.

Modern kitchen with black cabinetry, a pale island and warm wood finishes in a Hudson Design and Build renovation on South Street, Woodstock, Vermont.

Whole-home renovation

Woodstock Modern Renovation

A familiar home. A different way to live in it.

Renovated home with landscaped entry, shingle roof and stonework in Woodstock.

Renovation & addition

Woodstock Renovation & Addition

Make more of the home you already have.

South elevation schematic showing proposed window, roof and deck design for a Hudson Design and Build in-house renovation study. — In-house design study · Hudson Design and Build

Start with clarity

Good decisions before the build.

We discuss budget early and revisit it throughout design. As scope, layout, materials, selections, and site information become clearer, we refine the budget and help you make informed decisions.

Plan Your Project

Start the conversation

Let’s talk about your rooms.

Tell us which spaces you want to improve and what matters most to you.

Start Your Project

The rooms youuse every day.