Description
This expansive kitchen remodeling project in the historic Georgetown district of Washington, D.C., represents a total structural and mechanical transformation designed for high-end urban living. Our firm managed every technical phase of the renovation, beginning with a complete gut demolition and the installation of a new structural beam to achieve a seamless open-concept flow. The project involved a complex mechanical update, including the relocation of primary gas, plumbing, and electrical lines to support the high-performance professional appliance suite. A central feature of our craftsmanship is the bespoke two-tone cabinetry installation, pairing floor-to-ceiling white upper cabinets with sophisticated gray shaker bases. We engineered and installed a massive marble waterfall-edge island, requiring significant sub-floor reinforcement to accommodate the industrial weight of the stone. The masonry work consisted of a hand-laid beveled subway tile backsplash that extends to the ceiling, providing a durable and reflective backdrop for the custom black architectural vent hood. Strategic electrical upgrades included the installation of recessed LED lighting and a custom-built ceiling canopy for the designer gold pendant lighting. Finished with rich wide-plank hardwood floors and brushed gold hardware, this Georgetown update successfully bridges traditional architectural charm with modern culinary performance, significantly increasing the property's market value and long-term functional durability.