Studio Mehler is proud to represent Cottonwood Fine Kitchen Furniture. Truly one of the great American cabinet manufacturers, Cottonwood continues to be one of the industry’s most innovative companies. The hugely popular “Windswept” finish is now on display in our San Francisco showroom in vertical grained fir. The tailored simplicity of the custom door design combined with the soft, undulating motion of the finish technique have made this a show stopper. Recent additional new finishes and door styles only enhance the elegance and complexity of the existing Cottonwood custom portfolio. True customization, top quality construction and innovation in design make Cottonwood a truly exceptional cabinet choice.
www.cottonwoodcabinets.com

Bohemian Stoneworks

We are delighted to welcome Bohemian Stoneworks to Studio Mehler. With many concrete surface options available few rival the depth, durability and elegance of this Sonoma County manufacturer. Their technique provides something surprisingly sensual in this potentially cold material. The inclusion of pebbles and sand in the mix and the manner in which they distribute and finish the material makes it rather mesmerizing. The fact that the material happens to also be extremely durable made it a must for us to represent. We’ve only had this product in our showroom for several weeks and it is getting a very positive response. This is a product you really need to see to appreciate.
www.bohemianstoneworks.com

La Cornue

The oldest residential gas range manufacturer in the world is now shown in our San Francisco showroom. La Cornue has been manufacturing ranges since 1908. Their hand made La Cornue and their manufactured Cornu Fe ranges area a truly exceptional option to the standard professional series ranges. Features of our displayed 90 cm CornuFé range include a 17,500 BTU central burner, three 12,000 BTU burners, one 6,000 BTU simmer burner (down to 600 BTU) enameled oven door and convection oven with two fans and three heating elements. Inclusion of this exquisite series of ranges immediately changes a traditional kitchen design into something truly unique.
www.lacornue.com

Thermador Freedom Refrigeration

Thermador uses the introduction to this line of refrigeration as “Divide and Conquer”. I’m not sure we can state this any better. People have used 36”, 42” and 48” side by side refrigerators for decades. However, these “one configuration fits all” approach rarely satisfies the needs of individual installations.

1. The physical bulk of these units creates design challenges.
2. The capacity requirements of freezer versus refrigerator are usually different with each home owner
3. The door swings are rarely correct particularly if there is a working, functional countertop to the right of the refrigerator in a side by side unit.

By dividing free standing freezer and refrigeration units in variable capacities the options are endless. Add the fact that the compressors are completely concealed and you suddenly have the option of revealing the units or completely hiding them as part of the built-in casework in your kitchen. Two 30” built-in units have recently been installed at Studio Mehler. Stop in to see how this innovation has dramatically changed the art of kitchen design.
www.thermador.com