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Completed Coastal Contemporary kitchen with pale oak, cool white stone, woven textures, and a direct garden connection.

Where daily life and exacting detail meet.

Enter the story

00 / The center

A kitchen is more than a room. It is the working center of the home.

Miami Modern kitchen and dining space opening to a tropical courtyard.
RENOVA Kitchen Study / South Florida

RENOVA brings layout, cabinetry, surfaces, lighting, appliances, and construction into one coordinated plan—so the finished kitchen feels effortless because every detail was resolved.

Discuss your kitchen
Two cabinetry professionals reviewing installation details during the kitchen renovation.
01 / MATERIALStone + millworkRENOVA concept
Two stone professionals coordinating a Miami Modern kitchen installation with correct PPE and tools.
03 / FUNCTIONStorage + rhythmRENOVA concept
Kitchen with a smoky blue island, ivory cabinetry and a garden breakfast nook — RENOVA design concept.
02 / VOLUMEThe room, resolvedRENOVA concept

Four connected decisions

Every kitchen is different. The sequence stays disciplined.

01 / Layout

Begin with how the kitchen needs to work.

Highly functional Coastal Contemporary back kitchen with integrated storage and durable natural finishes.
Clean pale-oak cabinetry, slim handles, and white stone at the kitchen window.

We map preparation, cooking, cleanup, storage, seating, and circulation before cabinetry or stone begins to define the room.

Planning / Circulation / Storage

02 / Material language

Cabinetry, stone, and light should speak together.

Two licensed professionals coordinating decorative and architectural lighting in the kitchen.
Contemporary kitchen-to-dining transition with natural wood, simple seating, and open garden views.

Cabinet profiles, counters, backsplash, hardware, and lighting do not have to compete. They should build one clear point of view.

Cabinetry / Surfaces / Lighting / Hardware

03 / Coordination

Every visible detail depends on what happens behind it.

Walnut range wall with honed gray stone, stainless steel and precise flush joinery — RENOVA design concept.
Miami Modern sink detail with seamless pale stone, warm oak, and slim black-framed garden views.

RENOVA coordinates plumbing, electrical, ventilation, appliances, cabinetry, and finish installation so the room performs as cleanly as it looks.

MEP / Appliances / Fabrication / Installation

04 / Daily life

The finished kitchen should feel natural from day one.

Breakfast terrace extending the Coastal Contemporary kitchen into the South Florida landscape.

The measure of a kitchen renovation is not how new it looks. It is how naturally the room supports the way you cook, gather, and live.

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Renovated Coastal Contemporary kitchen and pool terrace glowing naturally at blue hour.

RENOVA / Kitchen renovation

Planned to work.
Built to last.
Made to belong.

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From a focused update to a complete rebuild

Planning the kitchen.

A kitchen renovation may include a new layout, cabinetry, countertops, backsplash, flooring, lighting, appliances, and building-system changes. Your home and priorities define the scope.

Layout & circulation
Plan work zones, seating, storage, and movement around how you use the room.
Cabinetry & storage
Coordinate custom millwork, appliance integration, and practical organization.
Surfaces & light
Bring counters, backsplash, flooring, fixtures, and lighting into one direction.
Work behind the walls
Resolve plumbing, electrical, ventilation, and required approvals alongside the interiors.

Project questions

Before you begin.

What can a kitchen renovation include?

The scope may include layout, cabinetry, countertops, a backsplash, flooring, lighting, and appliances. It can be a focused update or a complete kitchen remodel.

Can I update the cabinets without replacing the entire kitchen?

RENOVA offers cabinet refacing alongside complete kitchen renovations. Whether refacing suits your project depends on the existing cabinetry and the changes you want to make.

What should I consider before adding an island?

Think about how you want to use it: preparation, storage, seating, or a combination. Bring those priorities to the layout discussion so the available space and circulation can be reviewed together.

How are the budget and renovation schedule established?

An estimate and schedule depend on your scope, material and appliance selections, existing conditions, and required approvals. Discuss both at the beginning, including any dates or household routines the plan needs to accommodate.

What should I share at the first conversation?

Start with your property location, photographs of the current kitchen, and the changes that matter most. Inspiration images, plans, and a list of appliances you hope to keep or replace are useful too.