In an article titled, "What You Should Know Before Choosing Kitchen Cabinets," The New York Times interviews Scott Hudson, the founder of Henrybuilt, about the advantages of a well-designed kitchen system: "'A good system automatically helps you stay organized because you don't even have to think about it,' Mr. Hudson said." The Times featured images of a Space Theory kitchen system to exemplify its organizational benefits.

Henrybuilt's New York flagship showroom, featuring a ground floor largely centered around the Space Theory kitchen system, is highlighted in Galerie's May spotlight of new showrooms opening within New York's Design Scene

James Beard–nominated restaurateur Quynh-Vy Pham's pink Space Theory "dream kitchen" is featured in a Dwell story about her home in Seattle. Pham and her family have run several beloved Vietnamese restaurants and a bar in the city since 1982.

Architectural Record features the Space Theory kitchen system in Tom Lontine Architect's "House in the Woods" in Deep River, Connecticut. "There's a palpable tranquility in [the home's] meditation between the domestic and the natural. At the house, it's easy to slow down and get lost in conversation—or in the landscape."

Marin Independent Journal covers the opening of Henrybuilt's Space Theory kitchen showroom next door to its original space in Mill Valley, California.

The New York Real Estate Journal covers Henrybuilt's move from SoHo to Dumbo's historic Stable Building in 2025, highlighting that it will be the first opportunity on the East Coast for visitors to compare the Henrybuilt and Space Theory systems in one retail space."

In an article titled, "Dumbo Design District Welcomes New York's Creative Leaders," Designboom includes Henrybuilt's 2025 move to the iconic 1906 Stable Building at 16 Main Street after two decades in SoHo.

A pink Space Theory kitchen system appears in New York Magazine's Curbed in a story about a repurposed water tower apartment in the Bronx—home to former Guggenheim retail chief Gigi Loizzo and her artist-turned-remodeler husband, Angel Molina. Design editor Wendy Goodman writes, "The couple admired the Henrybuilt kitchens they saw in magazines and decided on a pink Space Theory system."

A Dwell "Budget Breakdown" article features a Space Theory kitchen system in a newly remodeled Seattle home, originally built for artist Alden Mason in 1958. "We said, 'We don't want to make it too busy.' That's why we added some walnut, but also white laminate—it's not too much, and the white brightens the area," homeowner Julie Shin said of the kitchen. "We definitely wanted to focus on natural materials and warmth and show total respect for this architectural legacy of the Northwest."

Dwell features a Space Theory kitchen system in an off-grid, completely solar-powered home in the San Juan Islands, along Washington State's northernmost coast. The kitchen was part of a greater effort to renovate the "neglected getaway" into a sustainable oasis. "The house needed its next steward," said architect Jason F. McLennan. "It's the ultimate recycling project when you can reuse a structure instead of tearing it down."

Dwell features a Space Theory kitchen in an off-grid, completely solar-powered home in the San Juan Islands, along Washington State's northernmost coast. The kitchen was part of a greater effort to renovate the "neglected getaway" into a sustainable oasis. "The house needed its next steward," said architect Jason F. McLennan. "It's the ultimate recycling project when you can reuse a structure instead of tearing it down."

California Homes Magazine features a Space Theory kitchen system in its Essential Guide to Kitchen Design: "The home—for two creatives, their family, and the ebb and flow of friends—was designed for the unpredictability of life…The kitchen needed to maximize every inch of the space and stand out in its practical job performance."

Domino features interior designer Hillary Rielly's functional Space Theory kitchen system that is "ideal for a couple that loves to cook and entertain." The designer recognized the Space Theory system for its "flexibility with what went behind the cupboard doors and drawers." Rielly said, "'There's all this stuff that's hidden, and that's really sealed the deal for me... You open a drawer and it's so satisfying.'" She continued, "Every day I use this kitchen, I say a mini prayer of gratitude."

"The kitchen was designed to feel true to the house," says Lisa Day of the Space Theory kitchen system. "The materials hearken to those from the age of the architecture: laminate, aluminum, and touches of wood that dialogue with the structure." The results manage to look tailored and timelessly modern—and at home.

Domino tapped the experts designing Space Theory kitchen systems at Henrybuilt to see what's cooking in the kitchen, and its team shared it's all about utilizing next-level planning software.

Dwell features a Space Theory kitchen system in an article titled, "Jens Risom's Legacy Lives On at His Son's Block Island Prefab." Midcentury furniture designer Jens Risom's son, Tom, and his wife, Pamela Austen, built off of the late designer's expertise, while incorporating "60 years of technology" into the design and making of the home. The Risoms selected a Space Theory kitchen system for the house, which Tom and carpenter Chris Mascola installed themselves.

Open kitchen shelving has been done before, but what about an open island? Domino writes, "While most kitchen islands these days tend to look like monolithic blocks, Space Theory's first stand-alone piece, dubbed Daylight, is breezy."

The Space Theory Daylight Island is at the forefront of flexible and innovative design. Surface writes, "The open-concept kitchen has reached its zenith...Daylight uses a relatively simple base—a 24-inch grid of welded steel beams—and delivers a multitude of customizable storage options that are both flexible and beautiful."

The Design Engine is at the forefront of Henrybuilt's innovative approach to design, especially when it comes to the Space Theory kitchen system. LUXE writes, "Just imagine if designing a custom kitchen was as simple as a drag-and-drop website. Space Theory, by the founders of Seattle-based Henrybuilt, has a solution that's as close as one can get."

The Vancouver Sun talks to Space Theory about finding the right kitchen fit. "Performance kitchens are all about being comfortable to work and socialize in" - Scott Hudson, founder and CEO, Space Theory.

Business of Home takes a look at how the Design Engine is used to plan Space Theory kitchen systems. "Our motivation...was to gain efficiency, eliminate mistakes, and put the power in the user's hand," said Henrybuilt founder and CEO Scott Hudson.

Architects Jody Beck and Ross-Alan Tisdale renovate historic Dundee House as a work/home hybrid with a Space Theory kitchen system. "I love the combination of the minimalist cabinets with the historic window casings and moldings".

An upper west side apartment is transformed for art enthusiasts by architecture firm General Assembly and a Space Theory kitchen system, seen here with a Gray Oak finish.

A Brooklyn Bed-Stuy brownstone is transformed into a family-friendly home by Architect Hormuz Batliboi, with a Space Theory kitchen system. The kitchen's central location creates a gathering place in the home anchored by a natural walnut, monolithic 12' island.

Apartment Therapy covers the launch of the Space Theory kitchen system, a new, more affordable system with the same craft and quality of Henrybuilt. Space Theory kitchens give you "the benefits of the system, such as the inter-relationships between different components that can be moved around the kitchen."

The Hollywood Reporter roundup features the flexible Space Theory backsplash system as a mechanism for customizing and revamping the kitchen.

Henrybuilt launches a new, more affordable kitchen system, Space Theory, supported by proprietary design software that gives control and transparency to the user. "Most importantly, Space Theory invites people to customize their own systems by using proprietary software".

The Space Theory kitchen system is spotlighted in Interior Design for its new Seattle showroom within the Henrybuilt headquarters. The reporter Carlene Olsen writes, "The showroom, located in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood, has a minimalist aesthetic that spotlights functionality, enabling users to touch and move pieces as if at home."

"People are craving more control over how kitchens are designed and how they can create more order in their homes. We can probably thank Marie Kondo for that," notes Henrybuilt's CMO Tim Fry in a Hollywood Reporter story that charts kitchen trends among the Hollywood set. Fry is on hand to introduce readers to the Space Theory kitchen system, a line of Henrybuilt, that celebrates relaxed order in the kitchen.

Henrybuilt's launch of the Space Theory kitchen system earns coverage on the California Home + Design website, where the publication addresses everything from the creation of the Design Engine software behind it, to the variability of the kitchen systems, to the hours of the Seattle showroom where the systems were first being promoted.

Business of Home announces Henrybuilt's launch of the Space Theory kitchen system. Henrybuilt founder and CEO Scott Hudson shares his ambition to reach a broader audience with the new line, which, thanks to internally developed Design Engine software, offers clients performance kitchens at a reduced cost.