Remodeling a 1920s rowhouse kitchen requires creative space planning. We specialize in fitting full appliances into narrow footprints - like our signature 24" depth refrigerators that maintain walkways. For historic districts, we fabricate custom cabinet faces that match original millwork profiles.
Every design considers practical Baltimore living: pull-out trash bins to deter rats, quartz counters that withstand crab feast prep, and task lighting for dark winter mornings. We coordinate with local plumbers to update galvanized pipes during renovations.
Recent projects include a Butcher's Hill galley kitchen with salvaged heart pine floors and a Canton open-concept remodel featuring a marble-topped island on wheels for flexible entertaining.
Every design considers practical Baltimore living: pull-out trash bins to deter rats, quartz counters that withstand crab feast prep, and task lighting for dark winter mornings. We coordinate with local plumbers to update galvanized pipes during renovations.
Recent projects include a Butcher's Hill galley kitchen with salvaged heart pine floors and a Canton open-concept remodel featuring a marble-topped island on wheels for flexible entertaining.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Lifestyle assessment and workflow mapping
- 02 Step 2: Historic review board submissions (when applicable)
- 03 Step 3: Custom cabinet fabrication at our Highlandtown shop
- 04 Step 4: Installation with dust containment
Benefits
- Preserves architectural integrity
- Maximizes every inch of space
- Uses durable local materials
- Includes pest-proofing measures
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you vent ranges in row houses?
We install powerful inline fans through existing chimney flues or create discreet exterior vents through brick with minimal visual impact.
Can you match my original built-ins?
Yes - we've replicated 89 distinct early 20th century cabinet styles from photos alone. Bring us a drawer front to guarantee perfect grain matching.