Our Nohea at Mauna Lani Homes features custom hardwood trims throughout, including a custom grid pattern for the great room and master suite ceiling crown in every home. We use sustainable Alder wood for the trim and doors as it’s grain pattern is appealing, easily stained, and holds it’s shape even in a humid climate. Our custom ceiling grids were developed, starting with our first home at lot ten, and we created three different patterns for lots 21, 25, and 29.

The photos are of lot 29’s trim, doors, and cabinetry. Notice the slab entry door where we used pivot hinges to allow the door to open and shut like a bank vault. We had the door manufacturer apply the mahogany wood veneer in a horizontal pattern to mimic the cabinetry.

The ceiling grid is a custom pattern we developed for each home, and in lot 29, it mimics palm frond outlines and highlights. We stained the background plywood with the grey floor color and backlit the entire 50′ run of trim with LED lights. It’s suspended from the roof framing, but these supports are invisible from below.

All of our cabinetry has a vinyl laminate veneer for easy cleaning in our humid environment. The custom cabinetry in lot 29 is held off the floor and floats to allow the porcelain tile to run entirely underneath for a more modern esthetic. Stainless steel hardware accentuates and contrasts against the dark stain.

We gave a lot of thought and planning to each home’s trim package to differentiate each theme and assure that you would notice the difference. Lot 29 is more modern. Lot 25 has Duverre hardware that is somewhat “tiki” in appearance and gives the home a more modern transitional appeal. Lot 21 has lighter trims and darker floors, giving the house an upcountry vibe but still modern in it’s look and feel.

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Written by Rick Oliver on December 17, 2020
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