Sage Green Galley Kitchen and Tile Baths in Los Angeles

What the Finished Remodel Shows

This Los Angeles remodel covers the kitchen and two bathrooms. The galley kitchen pairs sage green lower cabinets with white uppers and brass hardware, a white subway tile backsplash, terracotta hexagon floor tile, and a quartz-look counter with a rounded end. A professional-style gas range, a built-in wine fridge, and an arched opening to a wall of pantry cabinets round it out. Both bathrooms use handmade-look tile in soft neutrals with blue-and-white patterned tile in the niches, brushed gold fixtures, and warm wood vanities, one under an arched gold mirror and one under a round mirror and a skylight.

Why Sage Green and Patterned Tile Feel So Friendly

Sage green is soft enough to live with every day but still adds real color. Keeping it on the lower cabinets, with white uppers, keeps the narrow galley bright and open. The terracotta floor and brass pulls warm it up. In the baths, the patterned tile is tucked into the niches, so you get a pop of color without busy walls, and brushed gold trim frames each niche. It is a playful, personal look that still feels timeless, the kind our interior remodelers love to build.

How We Run Your Interior Remodel

An interior remodel in Los Angeles that spans the kitchen and two baths needs careful scheduling. We start with a free consultation to learn how you cook, how you use each bath, and your budget. Then we manage design, permits, and the build. Small touches matter: the rounded counter end in this kitchen softens a corner in a tight walkway, and it is templated on site so the curve matches the cabinet below.

More of Our Interior Remodel Work

For another remodel with a creative mix of color and tile, see our creative interior remodel in Pasadena. Close by on the Westside, take a look at this first floor remodel in Culver City.

Interior Remodel in Los Angeles: Common Questions

What does a kitchen and bath remodel cost in Los Angeles?

It depends on the size of each room, cabinet choices, and tile. The kitchen is usually the largest share. Our kitchen remodel cost guide is a good place to start.

Will sage green cabinets go out of style?

Soft, earthy greens have staying power, especially paired with white and natural wood. Keeping the color on the lowers also makes it easy to refresh later.

Is patterned tile only for niches?

Not at all, but niches are a smart place for it. You get color and character in a small, contained spot that is easy to change if your taste shifts.

Can a wine fridge fit in a galley kitchen?

Yes. An under-counter unit, like the one here, fits within a standard base cabinet run and keeps the walkway clear.

Do I need permits for this kind of remodel?

Usually yes, if plumbing, gas, electrical, or the layout changes. We prepare the drawings and handle the city submittals and inspections.

How long will a kitchen and two baths take?

Most projects like this take a few months after demo, plus design and permit time. Our article on how long a kitchen remodel takes in LA explains what affects the schedule.

Should I hire a design-build firm?

If you want one point of contact from drawings to final walkthrough, design-build keeps things simple. Our guide on design-build vs. designer plus contractor compares the options.