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A kitchen planned for how you actually cook
Cabinets, counters, layout and lighting, drawn around the way you cook and the way people gather.
Sounds like you
Sounds like you
- The kitchen feels closed off from the family room
- Counters and cabinets look worn and dated
- There is never enough room for two cooks
The plan
We start with your daily routine, then draw the kitchen so the sink, range and fridge sit a few easy steps apart, with storage where your hands naturally go.
Desert light is strong, so we test finishes in your own kitchen at the hour you use it most before anything is ordered.
Ideas, in the order we usually take them
- The layoutDecide what moves before anything else.
- Cabinets and storagePull-outs and drawers sized to what you own.
- Counters and backsplashChosen for heat, glare and easy cleaning.
- LightingTask light over the counters, softer light for evenings.
Good to know
Questions we hear
- Can we open a wall to the family room?
- Often yes. We check the structure before we promise any change.
- How long without a kitchen?
- It depends on the scope. You get the schedule in writing first, along with a temporary setup.
- Do you handle permits?
- Yes, whenever the work needs one, along with the inspections.
- Can we see finishes at home?
- Always. We bring samples to your house so you see them in your own light.