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Kitchens · Completed project
Gray shaker cabinets, white subway tile to the ceiling, a farmhouse sink under the window and a glossy wood-top island.
Project overview
Gray shaker cabinets wrap this L-shaped kitchen, with white counters and white subway tile running from the counter to the ceiling. A white farmhouse sink sits centered under the window.
A pro-style range with a stainless chimney hood anchors the cooking wall, next to a stainless French-door refrigerator. The island is topped with a glossy wood counter that contrasts with the gray and white.
Wood-look plank flooring continues into the eat-in area, which has room for a long table next to a wide window and a door out to the yard.
White tile covers the walls above the counters.
White apron-front sink centered under the window.
Stainless range and chimney hood.
Glossy wood counter for prep and serving.
Project photos
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Scope of work
Everything Quartz Construction & Remodeling handled on this project, grouped by part of the job.
How we work
The same five steps run every Quartz job, from the first visit to the final walkthrough. One team designs, permits and builds it.
We measure the kitchen, look at plumbing, gas and electrical, and plan the layout with you.
Cabinets, countertops, backsplash, appliances, sink and lighting are chosen before work starts.
Electrical, plumbing and any wall changes are permitted through the city.
The old kitchen comes out; plumbing, gas and electrical are updated and inspected.
Cabinets, counters, backsplash and appliances go in, and we walk the finished kitchen with you.
Questions & answers
Planning something similar? These are the questions homeowners ask us most. Anything else, just call.
(650) 749-7436Most do when plumbing, gas, electrical or walls change. We prepare the permit and coordinate inspections.
Yes. Moving a sink, range or wall is often possible; we check plumbing, gas, venting and structure first.
Yes. Cabinets, countertops, backsplash, sinks, appliances and lighting are all part of our kitchen work.
Usually, yes. We plan a temporary setup and keep the work area closed off and clean.
Yes. We measure your kitchen and give you a written estimate before work starts.
Client reviews
We had been wanting to remodel our kitchen for years, and Ohad finally made it happen. From the initial design to the final installation, he made sure everything was executed perfectly. The new kitchen is functional, modern, and truly a dream come true!
The process was smooth, the details were spot-on, and the result is modern and super functional.We love our new kitchen!
Working with Ohad on our full home remodel was an incredible experience. He helped us through every decision and made sure everything turned out exactly how we envisioned. The team was easy to communicate with and super detail-focused. We still can’t believe how beautiful our home looks!
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