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Kitchens and Bathrooms

Los Angeles · Since 1998

Kitchens & bathrooms, built in Los Angeles since 1998.

One team designs and builds your kitchen or bathroom, from cabinetry and tile down to the plumbing and waterproofing behind the walls.

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Kitchen with a moss-green island, natural maple cabinets and a reeded hood
Kitchen
Bright bathroom with a freestanding tub and a frameless walk-in shower
Bathroom
1998Building in Los Angeles
2Rooms we focus on
5Kitchen styles we build
1Team from design to final walkthrough
Kitchen island in dark wood with white quartz top and pendant lights Painted bathroom vanity under a window

The studio

Two rooms. Done properly.

Kitchens and bathrooms are the hardest rooms in a house. They hold water, gas, heavy stone and daily wear. We have built them in Los Angeles since 1998: in hillside homes, Spanish revivals, mid-century houses and new construction.

  • Design, drawings and material selections in one place
  • Custom and semi-custom cabinetry, installed by our own crews
  • Curbless showers, steam showers and full waterproofing systems
  • Permits, inspections and a clean, protected job site
  • A single point of contact from first visit to final walkthrough
Wide view of a kitchen with green island and a dining area

Kitchens · Bathrooms · Los Angeles

Kitchens

Find your style.

Most kitchens fall into one of five styles. Pick the one that feels like home, and we work out the door style, wood, finish and hardware with you.

Traditional

Time-honored shapes, raised panels, rich wood and crown details.

Doors
Raised and inset panel
Woods
Cherry, walnut, painted maple
Hardware
Bin pulls, knobs, aged brass
Pairs with
Marble, furniture-style islands

Color & finish

Color that lasts.

Sage and moss greens, warm whites, deep inks and natural woods. Swipe through the palettes our clients choose most.

SagePainted
Moss greenPainted
Warm creamPainted
Forest & walnutMixed
Garden greenPainted
Natural mapleStained
Coastal bluePainted
Reeded whitePainted
Sea glassPainted
Honey oakStained
Golden woodStained
Black & copperMixed
Soft greenPainted
OlivePainted
Sage & whitePainted

Bathrooms

A bathroom that feels like a spa.

Curbless walk-in showers, freestanding tubs, floating vanities and bold tile. Every bathroom we build starts with what's behind the tile.

Spa retreat

Tub

Freestanding tub, soft stone and warm light.

Walk-in shower

Shower

Curbless entry, frameless glass and a built-in bench.

Urban loft

Loft

Brick, glass and a freestanding tub under big windows.

Statement tile

Color

Bold color on one wall, quiet everywhere else.

Modern dark

Modern

Charcoal walls, floating vanity and a deep soaking tub.

Double vanity

Vanity

Two sinks, framed mirrors and lots of drawer space.

Garden bath

Tub

Big windows, plants and a tub in the light.

Skylight bath

Attic

Clean lines under a sloped ceiling.

Steam shower

Shower

Sealed enclosure, bench seating and rain head.

Compact shower

Small

A small room that feels bigger.

Brick & glass

Shower

Exposed brick with a frameless glass shower.

Behind the tile

What you don't see matters most.

A shower that leaks costs more than a shower built right. Before any tile goes up, every wet area is built as a sealed system.

Waterproof boards on every wet wallNot ordinary drywall or cement board left unsealed.
Pre-sloped shower floorWater reaches the drain, even with a curbless entry.
Sealed seams, corners and valvesEvery joint and pipe opening is sealed.
Flood test before tileWe fill the pan and check it before any tile goes in.
Shower being framed with waterproof panels Bathroom walls lined with waterproof panels before tile Waterproof shower floor with linear drain before tiling Prepared bathroom ready for finishes

Style Journal

Every style, explained.

Sixteen short guides to the kitchen and bathroom styles we build. Each one lists the cabinets, stone, tile, fixtures and lighting that make the look, plus tips from the job site.

Kitchen styles

Bathroom styles

Materials

Door, wood, finish, hardware.

Choosing cabinets comes down to four decisions. We bring samples to your home so you see them in your own light.

Sage green shaker door sample with stone and hardware
Sage shaker
Soft green door sample on textured backdrop
Garden green
Natural maple door sample with brass pull
Natural maple
Black and walnut door samples on a slatted panel
Ink & walnut
Black, white oak and natural door samples
Black & white oak
Wooden cutlery drawer organizer
Drawer storage
Built-in mudroom bench and lockers in natural wood
Mudrooms
White laundry room cabinetry around washer and dryer
Laundry rooms
Open kitchen and dining room with green island

How it works

Five steps, one team.

You always know what happens next, who is on site and what it costs.

Step 1

Home visit

We visit your home, measure, and talk through how you use the room, your style and your budget.

Step 2

Design

We draw the layout and elevations, then send a clear, line-item proposal.

Step 3

Selections

We choose cabinets, stone, tile, fixtures and hardware together, with samples in your space.

Step 4

Build

Our crews handle demolition, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing and installation, with weekly updates.

Step 5

Walkthrough

We walk the finished room with you, fix every item on the punch list, and hand over care guides.

Private consultation

Let's talk about your kitchen or bathroom.

Call or email us about your project, and we'll set up a home visit anywhere in Los Angeles.

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