Brent Hull explores how today’s kitchens can be designed with the same architectural discipline as the rest of the home. Once treated as purely utilitarian spaces, kitchens have evolved into central gathering places where proportion, materials, and detailing matter more than ever. The episode examines how cabinetry, hardware, and plumbing fixtures draw from historical precedent to create coherence and restraint, rather than visual noise. By highlighting carefully sourced fixtures and thoughtful layouts, Brent shows how modern kitchens can support contemporary living while maintaining the timeless character that gives a house its old soul.
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S1E14 The Soul of a New Old Home
Brent Hull reflects on what gives a house its soul—and why new construction should begin with an understanding of history, place, and narrative. Drawing from French architectural influence, salvaged materials, and carefully considered details, the episode explores how buildings can feel rooted ra...