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We renovate kitchens and bathrooms with a focus on smart functionality, clean aesthetics, and enduring finishes. The result is a space that looks as good as it works.
This project involved intensive planning in the design phase, weighing two major pathways: an addition versus a first floor layout remodel which would ultimately expand their kitchen. After meeting with designers and engineers, they decided on the latter, keeping the existing footprint and altering the layout. The remodel sought several goals: a larger kitchen and dining space for entertaining, a large island to be used as their primary kitchen dining space, two dishwashers, a walk-in pantry, and the addition of a wet bar.
We worked closely with their interior designer to make their vision a reality, through structural changes including the removal of a wall to open these spaces. Flipping the location of their existing kitchen and dining room expanded the functionality and usable space for each area. The altered layout also added room for a walk-in pantry.
We ensured functionality, while maintaining the kitchen’s natural sunlight. Raising the height of the window maintained natural light while allowing for the installation of perimeter kitchen cabinets, thus maximizing the space’s beauty and function.
Their vision, combined with our design and execution produced remarkable spaces that are uniquely theirs.
Costs vary widely due to a multitude of variables, including but not limited to appliances, finishes, and amenities. A mid-range kitchen remodel typically costs $25,000–$60,000, while a bathroom remodel may range from $10,000–$30,000.
Kitchen: Usually 6–12 weeks
Bathroom: Typically 3–6 weeks
Timelines depend on design complexity, material availability, and any structural or plumbing changes. The full project timeline will be discussed during the design phase to limit as many disturbances to your house as possible.
Rarely. Most homeowners stay at home during the remodel. We work with our customers to minimize downtime with your kitchen during the project and look to find temporary solutions to maintain some functionality during remodeling.
Kitchens: Quartz countertops, large islands, open shelving, contrasting cabinet finishes, and walk in pantries.
Bathrooms: large custom tile showers, freestanding tubs, heated floors, and saunas.
Kitchen remodels can return 60–80% of the cost to the value of the home, and bathroom remodels can return 50–70% of the cost. These are top value-adding projects for resale.
