Kitchens & Baths
Built for a full house on a powder weekend
Mountain kitchens and baths take abuse that a city house never sees: twelve people cooking after a ski day, wet gear on every surface, a mudroom that never fully dries out. The finishes that survive that are not always the ones in the magazine. We spec for the way the house is actually used, then detail it so it still photographs.
What's included
- Custom or semi-custom cabinetry sized to the real space, not a catalog
- Stone and tile selection with an eye to wet gear and hard use
- Ventilation and moisture detailing that mountain baths genuinely need
- Radiant floor heat where it makes sense, honestly assessed where it does not
- Allowance schedule so upgrades are a choice, not a surprise
What most bids leave out
The line item most often missing from a kitchen bid is what happens to your existing floor, electrical, and plumbing once the cabinets come out. Ask.
★★★★★
“Ten people cook in that kitchen at Christmas. Three years in, it still looks like the day they finished.”
Open books, both directions
You see every subcontractor bid, every material invoice, and our fee as a separate line. When a number changes you find out that week, not at the end. Nobody has ever been surprised by a Stonepine invoice, and that is the whole point.
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Thinking about kitchens & baths?
We walk the property with you, talk budget honestly, and put the assumptions behind every number in writing.