The Atlas Design Studio: Making Aspre Feel Like Home
Updated: Oct 16
Coordinating interior finishes with the Trail Series
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Aspre offers a lovely setting to explore that balance. Its floor plan brings the kitchen, dining area and great room together with an island at the center of the kitchen. In a connected space like this, thoughtful finish selections help the whole room feel harmonious.
Atlas’s Trail Series offers a coordinated starting point with opportunities to combine cabinet and countertop colors within the same series.
Begin with the Feeling You Want
Before choosing individual finishes, imagine the home as a whole. Do you love warm wood, soft cream colors or a little contrast between the two?
Inspired by the rugged mountains surrounding us, the Trail Series brings a mountain rustic feeling into the home through warm tans, creams and natural textures.
That foundation leaves plenty of room to make the space your own. Muted accents, soft throws and thick rugs can bring comfort and personality to the rooms you use every day.
Choose a foundation you’ll love for years. Let the finishing touches tell your story.
Meet Cress Trail and Kepros Trail
Two packages within the Trail Series offer different expressions of the same coordinated style.
Because the cabinets belong to the same design family, their colors can be combined within the same room. You might choose one finish for the kitchen’s perimeter cabinets and the other for the island.
The result is a little contrast with a sense of continuity. The cabinet style stays consistent while the change in color gives the island its own presence.
Coordinate Your Countertops
The Trail Series includes Grey Expo and Stellar Snow countertop selections.
These countertop colors are also interchangeable between Cress Trail and Kepros Trail.
You can carry one selection throughout the kitchen or use a different coordinating color on the island.
Consider the cabinets and countertops together. A lighter surface can brighten a wood cabinet selection while a contrasting countertop can give lighter cabinets more definition.
The goal is a combination that feels comfortable to you and connected to the surrounding space.
Bring the Palette Together
Barrel Maple luxury vinyl flooring adds another warm element to the Trail palette. Oil-rubbed bronze cabinet hardware provides a deeper finishing detail.
The standard paint colors create a gentle backdrop:
Together, these selections create a foundation for the kitchen, dining area and great room. Furniture, lighting and textiles can then carry that feeling throughout the home.
Envision Your Palette
Sometimes a room rendering makes a color combination easier to imagine than individual samples alone.
For our Trail Series inspiration boards, we’ve paired the standard paints with two optional accent colors.
Living Area: A Woodland Accent
Alongside natural stone, a wood mantel and woven baskets, this accent creates a welcoming focal point. Cream upholstery, cognac leather and muted green accessories soften the contrast and carry the mountain rustic feeling into the room.
Cool Concrete remains the standard color for the surrounding walls while Gypsum keeps the ceiling and trim light.
Master Bedroom: A Softer Retreat
Layered cream bedding, a muted olive quilt and warm tan textures create a restful combination. Mountain-inspired art and simple wood furnishings complete the scene without overwhelming it.
The same Cool Concrete walls and Gypsum ceiling and trim connect the bedroom to the home’s overall palette.
Pro Tip: Keep Your Vision in View
Ted encourages clients to begin with a clear picture of how they want their home to look and feel. Pencil it out and use that vision to guide decisions throughout the project.
Choosing the lasting elements thoughtfully helps keep the process moving with a consistent direction. Cabinets, countertops, flooring and fixtures should work together beyond the decorating trends of a single season.
Art, throw rugs, bedding and accessories can change as your tastes evolve.
Change the art and the throw rugs. Choose fixtures and finishes you’ll want to live with for years.
Let’s Find What Feels Like Home
You don’t need to arrive with every selection decided.
Bring your ideas, a few inspiration photos or simply a description of the feeling you hope to create. We can explore Cress Trail and Kepros Trail together and help you consider how their interchangeable cabinet and countertop selections could work in your home.
The interior room renderings illustrate decorating possibilities rather than the exact Aspre room layout. Accent paints, furnishings and decor are optional inspiration. Digital colors are approximate; review physical paint samples in your space before making final selections.
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