The Room That Makes People Gasp.
Open-concept, chef's and luxury kitchens in Los Angeles — design, layout, cabinetry, countertops, appliances and lighting under one contract and one crew.
Your Kitchen Remodeling Options
Open Concept Kitchen
Walls down, light in, island big enough for everyone to gather.
Chef's Kitchen
Pro appliances, real ventilation, pantry storage that actually makes sense.
Custom Cabinetry & Millwork
Custom boxes, soft-close everything, zero wasted inches, finished to the edge.
Countertops & Backsplash
Quartz, marble, porcelain slab — templated, mitered and sealed right.
Island & Seating Bar
Waterfall islands, seating ledges, built-in beverage centers and charging.
Lighting & Smart Layout
Recessed plans, under-cabinet LEDs, dimmable layers and smart switching.
Butler's Pantry & Prep Kitchen
A hidden work zone with second sink, storage and appliance garage.
Layout Reconfiguration
Kill the peninsula, open the galley, find the counter you were missing.
What We Lock In Before Day One
Fixed price before demo
Scope, allowances and change-order rules signed off before anyone swings a hammer.
One project manager
Same name, same number, from design through final walkthrough.
Permitted, always
Plan check, electrical, plumbing, mechanical and final inspections — all in writing.
Protected home
Dust walls, floor protection, daily cleanup and a secured site every night.
Temporary kitchen
We set up a working temp kitchen so you can still cook at home during the build.
Warranty in writing
One-year workmanship warranty plus manufacturer coverage on cabinets, appliances and surfaces.
How The Build Actually Goes
Six stages, no mystery. Most LA custom homes run 10–12 months from first lot walk to move-in, depending on city requirements.
- Stage 01
Consultation & Walkthrough
We walk the kitchen, talk budget honestly, and flag what the layout and the city will actually allow.
- Stage 02
Design & 3D Renderings
Floor plans, elevations and photoreal renders. You approve finishes and appliances before we price the job. 2–4 weeks.
- Stage 03
Permits & Engineering
Plan check, Title 24 energy, electrical and plumbing approvals. 2–6 weeks depending on your jurisdiction.
- Stage 04
Demo & Rough-In
Protection goes up, old kitchen comes out, then framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and inspections.
- Stage 05
Cabinetry & Surfaces
Cabinets installed, countertops templated and set, backsplash, tile and paint — the part that looks like the renders.
- Stage 06
Appliances & Handoff
Appliances set, fixtures trimmed, final inspection, punch walk, deep clean and keys back to you.
What You Get Out Of It
- One contract, one crew, one point of contact — no juggling subs
- 3D renderings and a locked material list before demo day
- Licensed, bonded and insured; 100% permitted and inspected
- Best ROI remodel in Los Angeles — kitchens pay back the most
- Temporary kitchen setup so takeout stays optional
- Move-in ready and professionally cleaned at handoff
We wanted a kitchen that made people stop talking when they walked in. They moved two walls, ran the island the full length, and finished every edge. First dinner party, nobody sat down for an hour — they just stood around the island staring. That was the whole point.
What It Usually Runs
Real ranges from recent LA jobs so you know where you stand before we ever walk the yard. Your exact number comes from a site visit.
Cosmetic Kitchen Refresh
$18K–$35K
New cabinet doors, countertops, backsplash, sink, faucet, lighting and paint. No layout change, no plumbing moved.
Standard Kitchen Remodel
$35K–$75K
New semi-custom cabinets, layout tweaks, countertop, tile, lighting, mid-range appliance package and permitted electrical/plumbing.
Custom / Chef's Kitchen
$75K–$150K+
Custom cabinetry, island, layout reconfiguration, slab surfaces, pro appliances, ventilation and smart lighting. Permits billed separately.
The WOW Wall
Our best-looking work across every trade — kitchens, pools, facades, gardens. If it's on this wall, it got the pink stamp.
Kitchen Remodeling across Los Angeles County
Kitchen Remodeling in 1920s Spanish bungalows, mid-century post-and-beams and Westside contemporaries — three very different sets of walls, three very different game plans.
- Hollywood
- Hollywood Hills
- West Hollywood
- Los Feliz
- Santa Monica
- Venice
- Pacific Palisades
- Malibu
- Pasadena
- South Pasadena
- Altadena
- La Cañada Flintridge