From custom cabinetry and quartz countertops to full open-concept renovations, MIA Remodeling handles your entire kitchen remodel in-house. One licensed team, one project manager, and a free 3D kitchen design before demo ever starts. Serving Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Aventura, Boca Raton, and all of South Florida.
Project Overview
Palm Beach Gardens homes are built for indoor-outdoor living, with big windows, lush landscaping and plenty of sunshine. These projects lean into that instead of fighting it. MIA Remodeling takes on kitchens and bathrooms across northern Palm Beach County, with recent work in North Palm Beach and West Palm Beach as well as here in Palm Beach Gardens, plus Delray Beach and Boca Raton further south.
See our kitchen remodeling, master bathroom remodel and custom kitchen design services.
A closer look at the choices that shape this Palm Beach Gardens home remodel.
The boldest move in this kitchen is the one you notice last: there's no tile behind the cooktop. Instead, a long, low window runs the length of the counter, so whoever is cooking looks out at palms and greenery instead of a wall. A flush black glass cooktop sits in front of it, and the range hood is tucked up inside the white upper cabinets, so nothing blocks the view.
The cabinetry mixes two finishes on purpose. Tall columns and the island are wrapped in light oak-grain panels, with long brass pulls on the tall units, including the panels that conceal the refrigerator. Up top, flat white handleless cabinets keep the wall light and quiet. A stacked pair of wall ovens sits in the oak column at an easy height, and a built-in microwave has its own spot at the end of the run.
The island is big enough to be the room's living room. A light, softly veined stone-look top covers an oak base with an undermount sink and a pull-down faucet on one side and seating for four on the other. Overhead, four clear glass bell pendants with brass details hang from the high ceiling, adding sparkle without blocking sightlines to the windows.
Between the window backsplash, high clerestory windows and recessed lighting, this kitchen barely needs the switch on during the day. Light tile floors bounce it around even more, and the open layout carries it straight through to the living and dining areas.
A freestanding white oval tub takes center stage in front of a feature wall of warm, tan woven-look mosaic that catches the light like textured fabric. A brushed gold floor-mounted filler with its own handheld stands beside it. Above, a glass bubble chandelier adds a touch of glamour, and floating wood shelves hold towels, candles and plants within arm's reach of the bath.
Step behind the gold-framed glass panel and the first thing you see is green. A long tiled bench runs beneath a tall arched window that looks out onto tropical plants, so a morning shower feels more like an outdoor spa. Large gray tile lines the walls, a square brushed gold rain head and handheld handle the water, and a pebble floor drains to a slim gold linear drain.
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Our Process
Every MIA home follows the same clear process, so you always know what is next.
In your home or virtually, we talk through how you use the space and what you want to change.
See your new space before any work starts, and adjust finishes, layout and materials until it is right.
Everything is written out up front, so there are no surprise invoices.
As a licensed general contractor (CGC1535875) and plumbing contractor (CFC1434602), we pull the permits and schedule the inspections.
Demolition, plumbing, carpentry, tile and finishes are managed in-house.
We review every detail with you before we call it done.
FAQs
Yes, with the right planning. The window has to be sized and placed so the sill sits just above the counter, and the hood usually moves into the upper cabinets. It's a decision made at the design stage, which is why we map it out in 3D first.
For many households, yes. It becomes the focal point of the room and is easy to clean around. It does need floor space and a floor-mounted filler, so it works best in a bath with room to walk around it.
Not if it faces a private garden, tall landscaping or a planted courtyard, like the greenery outside this one. Frosted or textured glass is another option where the view is more exposed.
Yes. Because our team handles the design, permits and construction in-house, we can plan both rooms together and schedule the work around your household.
Work that changes plumbing, electrical or windows typically needs a permit. As a licensed general contractor (CGC1535875) and plumbing contractor (CFC1434602), MIA files with the City of Palm Beach Gardens and handles the inspections.
Get a free consultation and a photorealistic 3D kitchen design. See your dream kitchen before demo begins, with a transparent price and a realistic timeline. Call (954) 355-1520 or request your design below.
