A warm, square, photograph-led remodelling system: amber calls to action, burnt-orange links, warm stone bands and a serif display face over a body leading of 2em. Extracted section by section from a national kitchen-remodelling franchise with 162 territory microsites, so the catalog carries the whole territory family as well as the national pages.
Tokens, type ramp, buttons, cards and the shape and shadow registers.
33 patterns, every one transcribed from a live section with its source URL.
The flagship demo, mirroring the source homepage's real section order.
Live previews of the homepage and the three landing grammars.
A teal trio sits third, fourth and fifth by declaration count with 725, 725 and 599 declarations. All of it is the fill of a decorative inline SVG that ships on 408 of 411 crawled pages inside a group set to display none, and the live probe renders zero elements of any of it on five different page templates. The first read of this site named the kit for that teal. The system that actually paints is warm.
Every heading names Source Serif Pro. There is no font-face rule for it anywhere in the corpus and it is missing from the site's own Google Fonts request, so every heading on the live site falls back to Times. This kit ships Source Serif 4, the current release of the same family, because the declared intent is unambiguous and shipping Times would be transcribing a bug.
130 of 143 painted boxes render at zero radius and not one button is a pill. The brand is carried by a 3px hard border, a soft grey shadow at 3px offset, a full-bleed photo band and generous space. There is no clip-path, no mask, no hard-stop gradient anywhere outside vendor widgets.
The single most distinctive typographic decision on the source, and the one that makes long service copy readable at width. It survives into the kit unchanged. Display leading did not survive unchanged: it was re-tuned from 1.06 to 1.12 because the original numbers were calibrated to Times, not to the serif this kit actually loads.
The catalog carries a whole territory family that a one-location system does not have: the zip locator that routes a visitor to their microsite, the owner panel with hours and showroom, the areas-served list, the local review rail and the local blog. That is why the picker tags include franchise.
The source's primary button is white on amber at 2.31 to 1, which is unreadable. This kit puts near-black ink on the same amber at 6.29 to 1, which is what the browser already computes on the source's own rendered buttons. It is the only colour value in the kit that departs from what the site paints, and it is logged in the brand spec.
_shared.cssTokens and every component class. The only stylesheet the pages link.palettes.jsonHearth (extracted) plus three luminance-matched variants.brand-spec.mdVoice anchors, token evidence, pattern inventory, crawl-scope log, forbidden list.sections.htmlThe 33-pattern catalog.homepage.htmlFlagship demo in the source homepage's real section order.landing-1-refacing.htmlService-page grammar, from the cabinet refacing template.landing-2-territory.htmlFranchise-microsite grammar, from a live territory.landing-3-financing.htmlOffer and financing grammar, with the promo band.design-system.htmlSwatches, type ramp, buttons, cards, assets.pages.htmlGallery of live page previews.index.htmlThis overview.assets/kitchen-hearth-brand/Two logo variants and ten real source photographs, all referenced and audit-clean.