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The kitchen, reworked around the people who use it
Layout, cabinets, counters and light for the room where breakfast, homework and dinner all happen.
When it is time
- Two people cannot cook without bumping
- The cabinets are tired and the drawers stick
- The room feels cut off from the rest of the house
How we approach it
Before talking about finishes we sit at your table and watch how the room is used: who cooks, where bags land, where the kids do homework. The layout comes out of that.
Then we bring cabinet doors, counter samples and light temperatures to the house, so every choice is made in the room it will live in.
What the work covers
- Layout and flowWhere the sink, range and fridge go, and how people move between them.
- CabinetsDrawers and pull-outs fitted to what you actually store.
- Counters and backsplashSurfaces picked for daily wear and easy wiping.
- LightBright over the work, softer for the evening.
Questions we often hear
Can we take out the wall to the family room?
Many times, yes. We look at what the wall carries before suggesting it.
How do we eat while the kitchen is torn out?
We help set up a small temporary kitchen elsewhere in the house and give you the schedule up front.
Who pulls the permit?
We do, whenever the work calls for one, and we meet the inspector.
Can we keep our appliances?
Often. We plan the cabinets around them if they still have years left.
