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A kitchen is construction. Treat it that way.

Layout, millwork, stone, lighting, and the openings that make the room belong to the house — not a cabinet drop-off with a pretty backsplash.

White kitchen with a walnut island, stone counters, and woven pendant lights

Who this is for

Homeowners who want a kitchen that can cook, gather, and take Gulf light — and who are willing to decide finishes before the saws arrive.

Not a fit: Cabinet-only swaps with no scope, or a bid contest with no drawings.

The room does not belong to the house

A catalog kitchen dropped into a coastal house reads as a showroom. We write millwork, stone, and lighting as one language, then build it.

The number was never a scope

Two kitchens of the same size can be far apart depending on openings, appliances, and what is inside the walls. We price the work, not a square-foot slogan.

You still have to live here

Occupied-home kitchens need a temporary kitchen plan, protection, and a sequence that does not punish the rest of the house.

Questions we actually get

How do we start?

Request a Project Review. Tell us the property, the work, and the budget range you will actually spend. We will tell you whether we are a fit before anyone pretends there is a start date.

Are you licensed?

Yes. Beniamin Dumitrascuta holds Florida Certified General Contractor license CGC1531404, current and active. Verify it on the Florida DBPR site — do not take a logo as evidence.

How long does a kitchen take?

A straightforward kitchen is often a few months of construction after selections and lead times. Anyone promising a date before a scope is selling certainty they do not have.

Do you work with my designer?

Yes, when there is a real set of decisions. Roxana can also direct interiors and materials if you do not have one.

Next step

Request a private Project Review.

Tell us about the property and the work. We will tell you whether we are the right contractor — and what the first honest next step is.