Every photo on this page is from one real Karhan project — the same kitchen, photographed before we started, while our crew worked, and after the last fixture went in. No stock photos, no staging crew, no other contractor’s work.
Before: A Kitchen That Worked in 2005
The original kitchen had cherry raised-panel cabinets, speckled granite, a mosaic-tile backsplash, and a layout that boxed the cook in. Functional, but dark and dated — and the family wanted the kitchen to be the bright center of the home.
During: Down to the Boxes and Back
We gutted the kitchen to the walls, then set new white shaker cabinet runs and framed the island for a quartz waterfall. The picket-tile backsplash went in piece by piece — the kind of detail work where rushing shows forever.
After: White Shakers, Quartz Waterfall, Wood Hood
The finished kitchen pairs white shaker cabinets and brass hardware with a quartz waterfall island, a custom stained wood range hood over a six-burner gas range, a Ruvati farmhouse sink with a brass pull-down faucet, and under-cabinet lighting across a handmade picket backsplash.
What a Project Like This Costs
Every kitchen is different, so we publish honest ranges instead of teaser numbers: a full custom kitchen rebuild like this one typically lands in the $45,000–$100,000 range in the Orlando market depending on size, appliances, and stone. The full breakdown is in our kitchen cost guide.
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