Meshberg Group

Minimal, but far from basic. Designed for a client who cooks daily but wants zero clutter, this kitchen is an exercise in discipline. Everything is integrated, concealed, and precisely placed. It is a study in refined restraint and true luxury, where high performance is balanced with an uncompromising clean aesthetic and exceptional materials. Every element is thoughtfully considered, storage is seamless, and surfaces remain uninterrupted.

In a space this pared back, the details carry the weight. Rift white oak, champagne metal accents, and leathered Taj Mahal quartzite bring richness and depth, while line-cut Taj Mahal quartzite wraps seamlessly onto the cabinet faces. Back-painted glass upper cabinetry with Aventos hinges and fully integrated appliances from Sub-Zero and Gaggenau ensure everything is within reach, but never in view, with fixtures from Kallista and Kohler maintaining a refined, understated presence. Flush outlets, hidden coffee bar, an integrated glass vent hood, and custom storage throughout reinforce the clean visual language. 

Interior Design: 
Project: Refined Miami Beach Minimalism
Photographer: Jacob Edenfield for McKenzie Craft .craft

Designed for the way people live and work now.
For District 225 in downtown Miami, our team designed a dynamic coworking environment that supports connection, collaboration, and focused work, anchored by open gathering zones and private work pods.

Interior and Amenity Design:
Developers: ROVR Development in partnership with
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