Not because you don’t know what great design looks like—you absolutely do. But every portfolio you see looks… the same. Beautiful, maybe. But not you.
That’s the problem with signature-style designers. They design the same space over and over, just with different addresses. All black-and-white minimalism. Or warm neutrals with marble everywhere. You can tell who designed it before you even see the credit.
And sure—you could settle for someone else’s aesthetic.
Get all the compliments. But you would never settle for a home that doesn’t feel like yours.
You won’t find two K&B projects that look the same, because no two clients are the same. Each home is shaped by the people who live there — their passions, rhythms, and chapters — and carried through from first concept to final installation with care and follow-through.
No disappearing act. No half-finished visions. No forcing our aesthetic onto your space. Just bold, cohesive design that’s completely, unapologetically you.
We work this way because we genuinely care about every home we walk into. And we believe great design should feel personal, grounded, and complete—not imposed, performative, or half-finished.
If you’re ready to work with a designer who actually listens, let’s talk.
“I began the project with a completely blank slate and no clear sense of direction. Kevin helped me define the environment I wanted to create and guided me through thoughtful decisions around furnishings and design. His vision is both bold and refined; even when I hesitated, his instincts proved absolutely right.
The result is a home that flows beautifully, with each space complementing the next. It strikes the perfect balance of sophistication and calm and, most importantly, it’s a place my children truly love.”
— Steve, The Main Line
“Kevin helped bring my ideas to life with an incredible eye for capturing the essence of a space. What stood out most was how communicative and flexible he was throughout the process. Even while I was out of town, I felt completely supported and confident in every decision.”
— Andre, Philadelphia
If our approach resonates, the next step is to learn what working together looks like and determine if we’re the right fit.
