Kitchen Design · Los Angeles

Kitchen design in Los Angeles.

Kitchens designed down to the drawer: layout, cabinetry, islands, stone, tile and lighting, shown in 3D before construction.

Open kitchen with oak cabinetry, pendant lights and a stone island, concept design
Kitchen with stone island. Concept design.

The room everyone ends up in.

We plan how you cook, store and gather, then design every surface around it, so the kitchen works on an ordinary Tuesday, not just in photos.

Living room and kitchen with oak cabinets and a round coffee table, concept design
Kitchen and living. Concept design.

What we design.

Every part of the kitchen, chosen together so it works as one room.

  • Kitchen layouts
  • Cabinetry design
  • Island design
  • Appliance layouts
  • Countertops
  • Backsplash and tile
  • Pantry and storage
  • Lighting

What we get right first.

Good kitchens start with decisions made before anyone picks a tile.

How you use it

Who cooks, how often, where people gather and what needs to be within reach decide the layout.

Plumbing and gas

Moving a sink or range is possible but adds cost. We show which moves are worth it and which aren't.

Walls and openings

Opening a kitchen to the living space may involve structural work. We coordinate with a licensed engineer where required.

Storage

Drawers, pantry and appliance garages planned for what you actually own.

How a kitchen design comes together.

Five steps from measuring the room to drawings your contractor and cabinet maker can build from.

Plan your kitchen
  1. 01

    Measure the existing room

    Walls, windows, plumbing and electrical, so the design starts from reality.

    Accurate existing plans and elevations.

  2. 02

    Layout options

    Work zones, island sizes, clearances and storage.

    Two or three layouts to compare.

  3. 03

    Design and selections

    Cabinetry, counters, tile, fixtures and lighting chosen together.

    One coordinated finish package.

  4. 04

    3D visualization

    See the kitchen in 3D and adjust before anything is ordered.

    Confidence before demolition.

  5. 05

    Drawings for your contractor

    Plans, elevations and details your contractor and cabinet maker can price.

    Accurate bids and fewer change orders.

Start your project

Tell us about your kitchen.

A few quick questions about the room and your ideas. We'll recommend where to start.

  • Takes about two minutes
  • Photos and inspiration welcome later
  • We follow up within one business day

Kitchen design questions.

Don't see yours? Schedule a consultation and ask us directly.

Can you work with my existing layout?

Yes. Keeping plumbing where it is can save real money. We'll show you which changes are worth it.

Do you help pick cabinets, stone and fixtures?

Yes. Selections are part of the design, and we can go with you to showrooms and stone yards.

Can you open my kitchen to the living room?

Often. Removing or changing a wall may need structural engineering, which we coordinate with a licensed engineer.

Will I see the kitchen before construction?

Yes. We create 3D views and elevations so you can make changes before anything is ordered.

Does a kitchen remodel need a permit?

Many do, especially when walls, plumbing or electrical change. We'll explain what your project likely needs and coordinate with licensed professionals where required.

Do you build it too?

We handle design, drawings and pre-construction, then coordinate with a licensed contractor for construction, whether that's one you already have or one we help you find.

Ready to plan your kitchen?

A 30-minute call about the room, your ideas and your budget. No obligation.