Kitchen & Bath Remodels

In a kitchen or a bath, a few inches decide whether a room feels generous or cramped. Counter heights, clearances, sightlines, and where the light lands matter more here than almost anywhere else in a house. Getting those right on paper, before cabinetry and tile are selected, is what separates a remodel that lasts from one that is redone in a decade.

Kitchens

A kitchen remodel is really a study in workflow and proportion — how the cook moves, where storage belongs, how the room opens to the spaces around it, and how daylight reaches the counter. The design settles those questions first, so the finishes serve a plan rather than disguise its flaws.

Bathrooms

Bathrooms reward restraint. Clear proportions, honest materials, and well-placed light do more than elaborate fittings. The work focuses on a layout that feels calm and a material palette that ages gracefully in a wet, hard-working room.

Permits, materials, and build

• Confirming where plumbing, electrical, or structural changes trigger a permit.
• Selecting materials that suit the room and the climate, not just the moment.
• Coordinating the trades so the finished room matches the drawings.