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Kitchens we build

A kitchen is easier to describe with a picture than a paragraph. These are the layouts and the materials we work in. Point at the one closest to what you want and we will price it.

A galley kitchen opened into a family room, white shaker uppers carried to the ceiling, with a sofa and window beyond

What a galley looks like opened up

Full replace

The bulkhead soffit comes out, the uppers run to the ceiling and the wall to the family room opens up. Cabinets, counters, flooring and lighting all new. The new circuits mean an electrical permit.

Design rendering of refaced shaker cabinet fronts, deep green below and warm white above, with brass bar pulls, a white quartz counter and a white subway tile backsplash

Refaced, not replaced

Refresh

When the boxes are sound they stay. New shaker fronts, new hardware, new quartz and a tiled backsplash. This is the scope behind the best return on the cost page.

A pass through between a kitchen and a living room, with a dark stone bar counter on the sill carried on timber corbels and four stools below

A pass through instead of a wall

Small kitchen

In an attached home, taking the wall out often costs more storage than it is worth. Widening the opening instead and putting a counter on the sill buys the light without losing the cabinets. HOA plans and the insurance certificate get handled before the start date.

Dramatic gold and grey stone carried from the counter up the wall behind a rangetop, under a dark stained wood hood

Full slab backsplash

Countertops

The same material carried from the counter up the wall behind the range, with a mitered edge on the island. Templating happens after the cabinets are set, always.

Not sure which of these is your kitchen?

Photos flatten a room. If you are weighing up whether to open a wall or leave it, the fastest way through is to walk your own kitchen with someone who has done it before. That is what the estimate visit is for, and it costs you nothing.

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