Dover White Slim Shaker
Slim Shaker
OLEG & SONS · DESIGN | BUILD | REMODEL
A kitchen that feels like you.
And works for the way you live.
Free 30-minute in-home consultation
The cabinet color is one decision. The layout, appliance requirements, installation work, and everyday routines are the foundation of a useful kitchen scope.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll talk through the next step.
A REAL PROJECT. USEFUL IDEAS.
Plan a Seattle kitchen around its daily workflow and the space around it. Our local project combines white perimeter cabinetry, a dark island and a finished dining-side detail, with a cabinet drawing that explains the planning.
Seattle, WA
The Seattle renovation replaced the earlier wood-cabinet palette with white perimeter cabinetry, a dark island and light counters. Lighting beneath the upper cabinets supports the work surfaces. On the dining side, vertical wood slats finish the peninsula below a light counter, with a warm metal chandelier in the adjoining room.
Review the kitchen from the next room as well as from the cooking area. The project’s cabinet drawing helps explain appliance positions and elevations; the dining photographs show how the visible edges were finished.
Explore the Seattle project ↗BEFORE & AFTER
Explore real kitchen transformations. Each example is labeled with its actual project city.
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Project photos show different stages and viewpoints.
A CLOSER LOOK AT OUR WORK
Watch our home remodeling tour for a closer look at the spaces and finishes.
Watch on YouTubeDEFINE THE WORK
Cabinet arrangement, drawers, pantry space and appliance fit, based on the measured room.
Counters, backsplash, flooring, hardware and lighting selected as a connected palette.
The agreed demolition, trade work, cabinet installation and finish details, with responsibilities set out in writing.
DESIGN & MATERIAL SELECTIONS
We help connect layout, storage, surfaces and lighting. Explore these design concepts to discuss the look, maintenance needs and investment that suit your home.
Review cabinet sizes, drawer and pantry needs, door profiles, finish samples and hardware before orders are finalized.
Compare countertop and tile samples together. Discuss the material, edge, seams, backsplash layout and care requirements in your selections.
Coordinate pulls, faucets, pendants and task lighting with cabinet and appliance locations. Review the small transitions as part of the larger design.
Confirm who prepares the layout, selection schedule and any drawings, 3D views, architectural or structural documents your project needs. Design deliverables, professional fees, ordering responsibilities and allowances belong in the written scope.
Explore our design approachDECISIONS BEFORE THE ORDERS
List the cabinets and surfaces you want to update, then identify any moved appliances, changed openings or utility work. Compare the two scopes before deciding how much to take on.
For a condo or apartment, confirm association requirements, delivery arrangements, work hours and shared-area protection. For any home, identify a safe route for materials and debris.
Decide how the back of a peninsula, cabinet ends and floor transitions should look from the adjoining room. Include those visible surfaces in the drawings and finish selections.
GOOD PEOPLE. THOUGHTFUL REMODELING.
Owner operated since 2013. Work with Oleg and the team to connect your selections, written scope and construction plan.
COMPARE THE COMPLETE SCOPE
Ask for the kitchen scope to identify delivery and access requirements, protection, trade work and adjoining finish repairs. Compare a retained layout with an altered arrangement using the same cabinet and appliance assumptions.
GENERAL PLANNING RANGE
$20,000–$50,000Our broad kitchen remodeling guide. Your layout, selections and existing conditions determine the proposal.
HIGH-END RENOVATION
$75,000+Custom cabinetry, premium appliances, luxury finishes and a more involved scope can increase the investment.
Planning estimates, not fixed packages. Confirm cabinetry, counters, appliances, trade work, design, permits, disposal and tax, including exclusions and items you supply. Read the cost answer ↓
PLAN THE DOWNTIME
Include building access and any required approvals in preconstruction planning. Agree on the periods without a working sink or cooking equipment and the arrangements for deliveries and debris removal.
Our general start-to-finish planning range is 6–12 weeks. Design, permits, material lead times and structural work can extend it. Confirm ordering, on-site work and periods without a usable sink or cooking equipment separately for your project.
LOCAL PLANNING
Seattle’s construction and inspection resources distinguish different types of work and provide guidance for house additions and remodels. Check the requirements for the actual address and proposed changes. Building or association approval and city permits are separate questions when both apply.
FROM FIRST IDEA TO FINAL DETAIL
We plan the work with you, then coordinate the people and details needed to bring it together.
Share your ideas, what isn’t working, your priorities, and the home we’ll be working in.
Review the layout, materials, and design details. Coordinate specialists and permits where needed.
Agree on the written scope, selections, pricing, and project-specific schedule before construction.
Our team coordinates trades and construction, keeping you informed as the kitchen takes shape.
Review the finished work and final details together, with our 2-Year Workmanship Warranty beyond completion.
DURING CONSTRUCTION
Agree on access, surface protection, dust separation, pets and children, material storage and daily cleanup. Discuss a temporary food-preparation area and how the team will communicate changes.
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