Pembroke Pines, FL 33026 · Broward County
Project Facts
Service
Location
Pembroke Pines, FL 33026
Scope
Materials
White shaker cabinets, matte black bar pulls and coil faucet, stainless range, white marble-look tile with gray veining, white shaker vanity, champagne bronze fixtures
The Project
Pembroke Pines is full of family homes, and kitchens and bathrooms are where those households spend the most time. A remodel like this one focuses on what gets used every day: a big island for gathering, a sink with a view, real storage, and a bathroom that’s easy to keep clean.
MIA Remodeling works across southwest Broward, including Pembroke Pines, Miramar, Weston and Hollywood. Planning something similar? Start with our bathroom remodeling page, then see how our kitchen remodeling and custom kitchen design teams work.
Design
A closer look at the choices that shape this Pembroke Pines home remodel.
All-white kitchens can go flat fast. This Pembroke Pines kitchen avoids that with contrast and height. Every door and drawer wears a matte black bar pull, a black coil faucet stands at the sink, and a black swing-arm sconce sits above the window. Those dark accents outline the white cabinets like a pencil sketch.
A stainless range sits between white uppers, with the hood tucked into the cabinet above it.
One of the most common questions we hear during design is which metal finish to choose. This project shows you don’t have to pick just one for the whole house. Each room got the finish that suits its mood.
Shaker doors have a simple frame around a flat center panel. Long black pulls mounted vertically on the uppers and horizontally on the drawers echo those straight lines, so the whole wall feels orderly and tailored.
The bathroom trades black for champagne bronze and keeps the palette soft. Large white tiles with gray marble-style veining wrap the tub and shower, a white shaker vanity holds the sink, and every piece of metal shares the same warm finish.
Our Process
In your home or virtually
See it before work starts
We file and meet inspectors
Demo to finishes in-house
Every detail reviewed
FAQs
For a lot of families, yes. The deep, wide basin fits large pots and sheet pans, and the front apron means you stand closer to the water without leaning over a cabinet edge. It does need a base cabinet built for it, so it's chosen early.
Yes. The cleanest approach is what this home does: one finish per room. Matte black carries the kitchen, and champagne bronze carries the bathroom, so each space feels consistent on its own.
It frees up the wall above the range and keeps the microwave below the counter, where it's easy to reach without lifting hot food overhead. It also keeps the upper cabinets uninterrupted.
Instead of one flat line of uppers, cabinets can step up in height to follow the ceiling. In this kitchen, the taller sections sit near the peak and small clerestory windows fill the space above them.
It's a smart choice when the home needs at least one bathtub, especially for young kids or guests. With large tile, a niche and a handheld shower, it can look just as updated as a walk-in shower.
Usually, yes, whenever the job moves pipes, adds circuits or changes a wall. MIA is a licensed general contractor (CGC1535875) and plumbing contractor (CFC1434602), so we prepare and submit the paperwork with the City of Pembroke Pines and stay on top of every inspection.
Next Step
Get a free consultation and a 3D design of your new kitchen and bathroom before any work starts.
Prefer to talk? Call (954) 355-1520
