Finalist, 2024–2025 Kitchen Design Contest
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Norman Manor
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Through their travels in France, the homeowners developed a deep appreciation for early French stone architecture built to endure. That experience informed their vision for a generational home, with the kitchen intentionally placed at the center of daily life and entertaining. Open sightlines, cozy gathering areas, and timeless materials create a space that feels both monumental and welcoming.
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Key Highlights
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Inspired by Traditional French Architecture
Stone detailing, proportion, and craftsmanship draw directly from historic European precedents while supporting modern living.
Built for Generational Entertaining
An open kitchen layout encourages gathering and connection, supporting frequent hosting and everyday family life.
Crafted Materials with Lasting Character
Lime-washed oak cabinetry, carefully selected stone, and hand-applied finishes reinforce authenticity and permanence.
Refined Ornamentation
Venetian plaster, chamfered edges, and restrained detailing create sophistication without visual excess.
High-Performance Tools, Discreetly Integrated
Professional-grade appliances support serious cooking while blending seamlessly into the architectural language of the space.
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Primary entrant
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Brandon LeRoy and Jeremy Jackson
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Jackson LeRoy
Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Salt Lake City, UT, USA
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Co-entrant
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Elizabeth Wixom
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Johnsen Establish Design
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Co-entrant
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Bradford Houston
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Bradford R. Houston
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