Custom Kitchen Remodels & Renovations in Columbus, Ohio

When the existing layout doesn’t work, we help you reimagine what’s possible. If you don’t love how your kitchen flows — or you’ve been working around a layout that was never designed for how you actually use the space — we’ll help you explore new layout options that fit your wants and needs.

Changing a kitchen layout has more variables than meets the eye. We help you understand the full scope of the project and every detail it touches, including but not limited to wall removal, load-bearing beam installation, framing modifications, plumbing relocation, electrical rerouting, HVAC modifications, window and door modifications, and exterior repair. All of this is assessed, planned, and completed before cabinetry, countertops, tile, flooring, and finish work go in.

Common layout changes include opening a closed-off galley to the dining or living room, adding or relocating an island, moving the sink to a window wall, repositioning appliances to improve the work triangle, and converting a peninsula to an island for better traffic flow. Every layout change starts with 3D renderings so you see the new kitchen before we break ground, followed by a structural assessment to confirm how the design will be built.

Our cabinetry is custom-built by Amish craftsmen in Ohio — handcrafted to your specifications, not pulled from a catalog. Full plywood box construction with solid wood face frames, hand-cut dovetail drawer boxes, and soft-close hinges and glides on every door and drawer. Available in maple, oak, mahogany, and alder. Paint in any Benjamin Moore or Sherwin-Williams color, or choose a custom stain. Every cabinet is built to order for your kitchen.

Not every kitchen needs a full gut. A refresh keeps your existing layout and cabinet boxes in place while updating the finishes that define the look of the room — new doors and drawer fronts, countertops, backsplash tile, hardware, lighting, paint, and fixtures.

If your cabinet boxes are structurally sound and the layout works, a refresh is a smart way to modernize without the cost and timeline of a full remodel. Refacing requires the right finish to ensure a clean, lasting result — we can reface existing cabinets with new doors in maple, oak, mahogany, or alder, painted in any Benjamin Moore or Sherwin-Williams color or finished with a custom stain that bonds properly to the existing box material. Pair that with new countertops in quartz, granite, or quartzite, a fresh backsplash, updated lighting, and modern hardware, and the kitchen looks and feels completely different.

These projects run on a shorter timeline and lower budget than a full renovation, but the quality of materials and craftsmanship is exactly the same.

We source and install countertops in quartz, granite, marble, quartzite, and solid surface — templated on-site and fabricated to your exact specifications. Edge profiles, thickness, seam placement, and sink cutouts are all planned during the design phase so there are no surprises at install. We also design and install full-height splashes for a clean, seamless look between your countertops and upper cabinetry.

Backsplash tile is where the kitchen’s personality shows up. We work with large-format porcelain, handmade zellige, natural stone, ceramic subway, and patterned tile — installed with precision and properly sealed. We’ll help you select materials that complement your countertops and cabinetry while staying within your budget. Whether you’re going full-slab for a seamless look or mixing materials for contrast, we handle the design coordination and installation.

Kitchen flooring takes more daily wear than almost any other surface in the house. We install hardwood, engineered hardwood, luxury vinyl plank, large-format porcelain tile, and natural stone — each selected for durability, moisture resistance, and how it works with your overall design.

Finish carpentry is what separates a remodel that looks custom from one that looks like a contractor special. We handle crown molding, baseboards, window and door casing, and any built-in millwork details that bring the room together. Transitions between flooring materials, Schlüter edge profiles at tile thresholds, and paint-grade versus stain-grade trim are all decisions we walk through with you during the design phase.

A well-designed lighting plan changes how a kitchen looks and how it functions. We install layered lighting systems — recessed cans for ambient coverage, under-cabinet LED strips for task lighting, pendant fixtures over islands and dining areas, and accent lighting inside glass-front cabinets or open shelving.

We source all plumbing and lighting fixtures through our network of trade partners, so you get access to quality products at competitive pricing without having to shop on your own. Like everything else in your project, fixtures are selected to fit your design, priced into your contract, and presented for your signoff before we order.

On the electrical side, we add dedicated circuits for appliances, upgrade panels where needed, install USB and pop-up outlets in islands, and bring everything up to current code. Plumbing work includes sink relocation, dishwasher and refrigerator water line hookups, pot filler installation, and gas line runs for ranges and cooktops. All mechanical work is completed by licensed tradespeople and inspected before we close walls.

Appliances are a core part of your kitchen design, and we help you get them right. We work with local appliance partners in Columbus to help you select exactly what fits your cooking style, your layout, and your budget — so every appliance is chosen as part of the overall design, not as an afterthought.

From panel-ready fridge surrounds and custom hood enclosures to built-in oven stacks and make-up air requirements, we handle the planning and coordination so it all comes together seamlessly.

Switching from electric to gas or vice versa, adding a second oven, or upgrading to a 48-inch range all have implications for your layout, electrical panel, gas lines, and ventilation — we account for all of it upfront so there are no surprises during construction.