Kitchensbypaul

Kitchensbypaul We design bespoke kitchens with an unparalleled dedication to quality

Two doors. Two names. Two little humans who changed everything.Miathéo sits on one side of the street — named after my M...
24/04/2026

Two doors. Two names. Two little humans who changed everything.

Miathéo sits on one side of the street — named after my Matteo, 4 years old, who thinks I go to work “to draw kitchens.”

Noah Hem now sits right across — named after my Noah, 2 years old, who doesn’t even know yet.

And Mila, my newborn daughter her name is written into every wall I’ll ever build.

They don’t see the late nights. They don’t know about the stress, the risks, the moments I questioned everything. They just know Pappa comes home and picks them up and that Mamma was already there, holding everything together while I was gone.

Because that’s the thing no one talks about. Behind every door I open, there’s a woman at home who never closes hers. She carries just as much just quieter.

But one day they’ll walk past these doors and understand it was never just work. It was me and their mother saying to them, quietly, every single day:

*”I believed in you before you believed in yourself.”*

That’s what we do as parents. We bet everything on people who can’t even tie their shoes yet. And we’d do it again tomorrow.

If you’re a parent I am sure that you are building something for your kids I see you.

Drop “I believed in you before you believed in yourself” in the comments and write your child’s name. Let this be the place we say it out loud. 🤍

Noah Hem | Opening fall 2026.

Composed lines, measured symmetry, and a façade that rewards a second look. What captures your eye in this view?
03/03/2026

Composed lines, measured symmetry, and a façade that rewards a second look. What captures your eye in this view?

January 2025, we began the development of a new residential project in Los Angeles.What started as a disciplined study i...
25/02/2026

January 2025, we began the development of a new residential project in Los Angeles.

What started as a disciplined study in proportion and axial balance is now taking physical form. The design is anchored by a central rotunda — a gesture that establishes hierarchy, movement, and structural clarity from the very first line.

From there, the façade evolved through measured symmetry: balanced wings, controlled rooflines, and openings aligned to regulate light and shadow rather than decorate it.

Architecture at this scale demands patience, precision, and an unwavering commitment to order. I am proud of how far our team has brought this vision in a relatively short time — translating concept into built presence without compromising the integrity of the original idea.

The exterior phase has now reached a significant milestone. Interior development continues.

Grateful for the dedication of everyone involved.

Paul Badran Architects

The closing study in curve and proportion.Breccia Vagli shaped as a single volume, resting on a dark base — its veining ...
18/02/2026

The closing study in curve and proportion.

Breccia Vagli shaped as a single volume, resting on a dark base — its veining held within a precise outline.
Walnut drawn in one continuous gesture, absorbing light into its grain.

Cornice, bronze, stone — each element placed with restraint.

Not decorative.

Composed.

In this room, nothing asks to be admired — yet everything holds your gaze.Breccia Vagli stands as a quiet monolith, carv...
17/02/2026

In this room, nothing asks to be admired — yet everything holds your gaze.

Breccia Vagli stands as a quiet monolith, carved in a continuous curve so the veining reads like a single brushstroke. Light moves across its surface slowly, revealing depth rather than shine.

Behind it, walnut forms an architectural embrace. The grain shifts gently with the radius, darkened by treatment that favors touch over gloss. It absorbs the day’s light and returns it softened.

Arches are not decoration here — they are rhythm. Repeated, aligned, measured. Bronze fixtures sit with intention, their tone meant to evolve, not remain fixed.

The floor carries a subtle geometry underfoot, a pattern felt before it is fully seen. Proportion guides everything. Restraint gives it weight.

An interior composed as one would compose a piece of music — pauses, tempo, material, silence.

Today we want to share something that truly touched our hearts.This brave little boy, Felix, is only 3 years old and is ...
14/02/2026

Today we want to share something that truly touched our hearts.
This brave little boy, Felix, is only 3 years old and is fighting the toughest battle of his life 💔 After a year of chemotherapy for leukemia, he has now relapsed. Once again, life is on hold for him and his family.
If everything goes as planned, Felix will undergo a stem cell transplant in April. But for that to happen, he needs a donor. The search is happening right now.
We are sharing this because awareness saves lives.
If you are between 16–35 years old — or if you have friends, family members, colleagues, or followers in that age group — please encourage them to register with the Tobias Registry ❤️
270,000 heroes have already registered. But many more are needed.
3 out of 10 patients never find a matching donor.
Registering is simple. You sign up online, receive a small home test kit in your mailbox, and send it back.
You could be someone’s second chance at life.
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Please share this message. Let’s use our platform for something that truly matters 🙏🏼❤️

In Norway, this bath was shaped with reverence for material and proportion.Arabescato marble carved as a single volume —...
13/02/2026

In Norway, this bath was shaped with reverence for material and proportion.

Arabescato marble carved as a single volume — its veining uninterrupted, its mass allowed to speak quietly. The stone carries movement within stillness.

Walnut rises behind it in a curved architectural gesture, shaped and finished to reveal the depth of its grain. The surface was treated to preserve warmth rather than gloss — allowing the timber to breathe, to darken, to live with time.

Mouldings trace the ceiling with inherited detail. Bronze will patinate. Marble will soften. The wood will deepen in tone, gathering years with dignity.

Craftsmanship lives in restraint — in the radius of a corner, in the quiet alignment of materials, in proportion understood rather than imposed.

An interior composed to endure.

Craft is quiet In this project, the joinery does the speaking — curved oak wrapped with precision, shadow gaps measured ...
12/02/2026

Craft is quiet

In this project, the joinery does the speaking — curved oak wrapped with precision, shadow gaps measured to the millimeter, moldings drawn as if tailored. Like couture, it is not decoration. It is construction refined.

Structure softened by hand, proportion disciplined by eye. True luxury is not applied. It is built in.

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11434STOCKHOLM

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