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Luxury kitchen remodel, Miami.

A luxury kitchen is the most demanding room in a home — every trade meets in one space, and every detail is visible. We build kitchens the way we build the rest of the house: in-house millwork, in-house marble through Moros Marbles, in-house mechanical and finish. The result is a room where nothing is fighting anything else.

  • Custom millwork — built in our own shop
  • Marble countertops — through Moros Marbles
  • Integrated appliances — Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele, Gaggenau
  • All trades in-house — one schedule, one standard
The Approach

Three disciplines, one room.

01

Custom Millwork

Every cabinet, panel, and architectural detail is built in our own woodworking facility — full-height pantry runs, island cores, integrated appliance panels — and dry-assembled before it ever reaches the site.

02

Marble & Stone

Through Moros Marbles, slab selection happens on the floor, not from a photograph. Bookmatched islands, full-height backsplashes, and waterfall edges are planned to align with adjacent millwork to the millimeter.

03

Integrated Trades

Plumbing, electrical, ventilation, and finish are sequenced under one schedule. The result is a kitchen that lands fully resolved — no visible fasteners, no gaps, no compromises behind the panels.

Kitchen layouts

Luxury kitchens we’re built for.

Every luxury kitchen serves a different program — open-plan entertaining, daily family use, professional-grade catering, indoor-outdoor flow. We design and build for all of them, with an in-house millwork shop and Moros Marbles handling the stonework so the result lands as a single coordinated room.

Open-Plan with Island

The most-requested luxury kitchen layout in Miami homes — a single open volume with the island as the social and prep center. We engineer the island core for waterfall marble, integrated seating, prep sinks, and concealed storage, with a ventilation strategy that keeps the open plan livable.

Galley & Linear Layouts

Townhomes, penthouses, and pavilion-style homes often need a long, narrow kitchen that runs efficient prep zones in line. The discipline is in storage planning and clearances — we build cabinetry that uses every inch without crowding the working triangle.

Butler's Pantry & Catering Kitchen

Many of the homes we build have a primary kitchen that's a showpiece and a secondary working kitchen behind it. We treat both with the same finish standard — the butler's pantry isn't an afterthought; it's where the messier work actually happens during entertaining.

Outdoor Kitchen Integration

Miami homes use the outdoors year-round, and the outdoor kitchen is often the entertaining hub. We integrate the outdoor program with the indoor kitchen — matched stone, coordinated millwork (in marine-grade species), and mechanical that's planned alongside the pool and terrace work.

In the details

Where the room is won.

A luxury kitchen is a coordination problem before it’s a beauty problem. The detail items below are the ones that, done well, mean the room lands resolved — and done poorly, mean a finished kitchen that fights its own architecture.

Cabinet engineering

Cabinets are CNC-cut, hand-assembled, and dry-fit in our shop before they ever ship. Drawer fronts and door panels are matched in grain — when a client wants book-matched veneer across a wall of millwork, that's planned at the cut sheet, not negotiated in the field.

Stone & millwork integration

Through Moros Marbles, the stone team and the millwork team work from the same dimensioned drawing. Bookmatched islands and waterfall returns are planned alongside the cabinetry so the seam between marble and wood disappears.

Ventilation & mechanical

The ventilation strategy on a luxury kitchen is the difference between a kitchen you can use and a kitchen that pushes you out of the room. We engineer make-up air, hood capture, and ducting around the actual appliance package — not a generic spec.

Lighting design

Three layers — task, ambient, accent — coordinated with the electrical team and integrated with the millwork. Under-cabinet lights are recessed into a millwork detail, not stuck on after; toe-kick uplighting is wired alongside the structural framing.

Kitchen FAQ

What clients ask before remodeling.

How long does a luxury kitchen remodel take in Miami?

It varies per project. Schedules are shaped by millwork complexity, slab selection, mechanical scope, and whether the home is occupied. Pre-construction (design, cabinet engineering, slab selection, permits) is its own phase before demolition. We share a project-specific schedule once scope is locked.

How much does a luxury kitchen remodel cost in Miami?

It varies per project. Cost is shaped by cabinetry complexity, stone selection (marble through Moros Marbles, quartzite, or other), appliance package, ventilation and mechanical scope, and the level of custom millwork. We estimate line-item; for a project-specific number, talk to our team.

Do you build the cabinetry in-house?

Yes. All custom millwork is built in our own shop, CNC-cut, hand-assembled, and dry-fit in a dust-controlled environment before installation. Grain matching, panel alignment, and hardware integration are planned at the cut sheet, not in the field.

Can you integrate marble countertops and backsplashes?

Marble is one of our core specialties. Through Moros Marbles, our marble brand, slab selection, fabrication, and installation are all in-house. Bookmatched islands, full-height slab backsplashes, and waterfall edges are planned alongside the cabinetry so the finished room reads as one piece.

What appliance brands do you work with?

We work with all major luxury appliance brands — Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele, Gaggenau, Thermador, La Cornue, BlueStar, and others. Cabinetry is engineered around the specific units selected, so panels, ventilation, and clearances are correct from day one.

Can you remodel a kitchen in an occupied home?

Yes — we sequence the work to keep dust contained and core systems running. For more disruptive remodels, clients often relocate temporarily; we plan around either scenario, with dust containment and contained access throughout the project.

Do you handle the design, or do we bring our own designer?

Both. Many clients come with an architect or interior designer engaged; others ask us to lead the design. We have an in-house design capability for kitchens and partner with leading Miami interior designers when a project calls for a specific vision. The earlier design and construction collaborate, the smoother the build.

What about the ventilation? Does it actually work?

Hood ventilation in a luxury kitchen is a serious engineering exercise — capture rate, duct sizing, make-up air, and exterior penetration all matter. We don't ship a generic spec; the ventilation is engineered around the actual hood, range, and home tightness. The kitchen is supposed to be the most pleasant room in the house, not the loudest.

Can you do open-plan kitchens with marble islands?

Yes — and it's our most-requested configuration for new construction and gut-renovation kitchens. The island becomes the centerpiece of the open plan, with bookmatched marble through Moros Marbles, integrated seating, prep sinks, and waterfall returns all planned together. Internal links: see our marble craftsmanship page for stone detail.

What's included in a Moros kitchen package?

Design coordination with your architect or interior designer, cabinet engineering and shop drawings, custom millwork fabrication, slab selection and marble fabrication through Moros Marbles, all mechanical and finish trades, integrated lighting, hood ventilation engineering, appliance integration, and post-handoff care guides for stone and millwork.

Can you match the kitchen's finish to the rest of the home?

Yes — and we encourage it. The kitchen is the most visible room in a home, but it shouldn't feel disconnected from the architecture. We coordinate millwork species, stone selections, hardware finishes, and lighting with the rest of the home's finish program so the kitchen reads as part of the whole.

Do you handle small kitchen remodels, or only major projects?

We focus on luxury custom-grade work — that's where our in-house cabinetry shop and Moros Marbles fabrication are an advantage. We're not the right fit for production-level kitchen refreshes; for clients who want furniture-grade millwork, integrated marble, and full mechanical re-engineering, we're built for that.

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