Soft Gray Kitchen and Brass-Accent Baths in Los Angeles

What the Finished Remodel Shows

This Los Angeles interior remodel updated the kitchen and three bathrooms. The galley kitchen pairs soft gray Shaker cabinets and brass hardware with terracotta hexagon floor tile, a glossy white tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, and a full wall of pantry storage. The master bathroom has a long oak vanity with brass faucets and a walk-in shower in glossy beige vertical tile, with a bench, two niches, and a marble mosaic floor. A second bath pairs a white double vanity with arched wood mirrors and black penny tile, and the powder room goes dramatic with charcoal walls and a pedestal sink.

Why One Thread Ties Every Room Together

When several rooms are remodeled at once, a shared thread keeps the house feeling like one home. Here that thread is warm metal and handmade-look tile. Brass shows up on the kitchen pulls, the master bath faucets, and the shower hardware, while glossy, slightly wavy tile appears in both the kitchen and the shower. Each room still has its own mood, from the earthy terracotta kitchen floor to the moody charcoal powder room. That balance is what we aim for in our interior remodeling work.

How We Run Your Interior Remodel

An interior remodel in Los Angeles that covers a kitchen and several baths works best with one team running the schedule. We start with a free consultation to set priorities and a budget. Then we handle design, permits, and the build. In a galley kitchen like this one, a full wall of tall pantry cabinets is measured and ordered early, since it sets the clearances for the fridge and the walkway between the two runs.

More of Our Interior Remodel Work

For another whole-floor project in the city, see our first floor interior remodel in Los Angeles. To see what happens behind the walls, take a look at this interior remodel during the rough build phase in Glendale.

Interior Remodel in Los Angeles: Common Questions

How much does an interior remodel cost in Los Angeles?

It depends on how many rooms you include and the finishes you choose. Kitchens and baths cost the most per square foot. Our guide to the average cost of home remodeling in Los Angeles breaks it down.

Is it better to remodel the kitchen and baths at the same time?

Often yes. You go through one construction period instead of several, and plumbing, electrical, and tile work can be coordinated across rooms.

Is a terracotta hexagon floor practical in a kitchen?

Yes, when it is a durable tile with a sealed or glazed finish. It hides crumbs and wear well, and its warm color balances light cabinets.

Why put a whole wall of pantry cabinets in a galley kitchen?

A galley has limited counter space, so floor-to-ceiling storage on one side keeps dishes, food, and small appliances out of sight and off the counters.

Do I need permits for an interior remodel?

Usually yes, if plumbing, electrical, or the layout changes. We prepare the drawings and handle submittals and inspections. Our article on LA renovation permits explains the process.

How long does a multi-room remodel take?

Most take a few months once demo starts, plus design and permit time. We plan the order of rooms so you know what to expect each week.

Should I remodel or move?

If you like your neighborhood and the house has good bones, remodeling is often the better value. Our remodel vs. buy new guide compares the two.