Kitchen Remodel in Cerritos — Grey and White Shaker
$65,000
White uppers over grey shaker lowers with brass pulls, an apron sink under the window and a broad quartz peninsula.
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The Scope
The cabinetry is split: white shaker above, mid-grey shaker below, with brass bar pulls on both. Counters are a white quartz, and they run out into a broad peninsula that separates the kitchen from the room beyond.
A white apron-front sink sits under the window with a brass gooseneck tap. The range sits along the adjacent wall under a stainless hood, with a tall cabinet run and the refrigerator closing the end.
The floor is a light oak plank and the backsplash is a plain white that keeps the contrast to the cabinetry.
Everything described here is visible in the photographs on this page. Nothing on this page describes what the room looked like beforehand or how the work was sequenced.
Frequently asked
What did this project cost?
$65,000. That is the final figure for this project, taken from our own project records rather than estimated, and it is the same number that appears in our published cost table.
What was included for that price?
The work shown on this page: white shaker uppers over grey shaker lowers with brass pulls, white quartz counters including a broad peninsula, a white apron-front sink with a brass gooseneck tap, a range under a stainless hood, and a tall run with the refrigerator. Every photograph here is of this project.
Where is this project?
Cerritos, California. That comes from our own job records for this project, not from a photo folder label. Design Onn Point works across Los Angeles and Orange County.
Can I see what other finished projects actually cost?
Yes. We publish the final cost of a sample of completed projects, taken from our own records rather than estimated. The full table is on our real project costs page.