Kitchen Remodeling in Coral Gables, FL

A Coral Gables kitchen remodel asks more of you and more of the team building it. These homes were designed by architects in the 1920s and 1930s with kitchens meant for staff, not for the open-plan family life people want today. Mediterranean Revival on Coral Way. Mission-style cottages near the Biltmore. French Country builds along Hardee Drive. Each home has its own bones, its own proportions, and its own rules. We start by understanding the architecture. Then we design a kitchen that opens up without destroying what makes the house special. Often that means relocating a kitchen entirely, opening to a former dining room, and treating the new space with details that read as part of the original design. Inset shaker cabinets painted in muted historic palettes. Honed Calacatta or soapstone counters. Zellige or hand-thrown subway backsplash. Brass or antique nickel hardware. Coral Gables permitting is its own world. Even with HB 803 in place at the state level, the City still requires permits for nearly all kitchen work involving plumbing, gas, electrical, or wall removal. Properties in the historic district face Board of Architects review for any exterior-facing change, including new windows or French doors off the kitchen. We have run dozens of projects through this process and know which submissions clear in three weeks and which take three months. The work matches the home. Real materials. Quiet craftsmanship. A kitchen that belongs in a house with a Coral Gables address.