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A completed KBF whole-home remodel in Celebration, Florida: the townhome’s oxblood-paneled kitchen with brass cup pulls, honed black stone counters and a plaster-finished hood

Elevated Design. Streamlined Experience.

Studio KBF: designer-curated remove-and-replace remodels — from your kitchen to your entire home — by KBF Design Gallery

The townhome in this film, room to room — Whole-Home Remodeling in Celebration

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Keep the footprint. Change everything you touch. Studio KBF is the streamlined, designer-led way to remodel without moving walls — one curated palette, one team, one plan set, delivered by the same award-winning team behind every KBF Design Gallery remodel.

Which Remodel Is Yours?

A Studio KBF kitchen at completion: a marble-veined quartz waterfall island with an apron-front sink, a brass faucet, pop-up outlets set into the island side, and wood-grain slab cabinetry beyond

Keeping your layout?

Studio KBF — Same Footprint, Any Size

  • Updating a kitchen, bath, or every room in the house — without changing the layout
  • Plumbing and electrical staying largely where they are
  • A designer-curated palette and elevated finishes
  • Streamlined, full-service design and remodeling
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The remodeled DeLand home after two walls came down: an open-concept space where the kitchen island, dining table, and living area share one room under painted plank ceilings

Moving walls?

KBF Signature — Full Design Freedom

  • Structural or load-bearing changes
  • Major plumbing or electrical relocation
  • Service-panel upgrades or gas-line work
  • Full design freedom for layouts and finishes
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Naming the anti-fit is the point: honest gating is what makes the certainty promise credible. If your project needs engineering, we tell you at the consult and route you to our Signature kitchens or Signature baths — see how a whole-home transformation actually gets decided. For the fit-gate in field-note form, read Same-Footprint vs. Full Remodel: Which Kitchen or Bath Renovation Do You Need?. And for what the design phase itself buys — and why it comes before any honest number — read What a Design Retainer Actually Buys You.

What Studio KBF Is

A Studio KBF project in Winter Park: the panelled entertainment wall with its wood-grain storage run on the left and the remodelled kitchen with its marble-veined quartz island on the right, both in one open room

Studio KBF is KBF Design Gallery's streamlined line for a designer-led, remove-and-replace transformation while keeping your existing layout — a kitchen, a primary bath, or every room in the house. The gate is complexity, not room count: if the layout stays, Studio KBF can take on any size of project, up to a whole-home remove-and-replace.

Every Studio project is delivered by the same award-winning team behind every KBF Design Gallery remodel — the same designers, the same project managers, the same 5-year craftsmanship warranty, working from the same Maitland showroom. What changes is the path: fewer decisions, a curated palette, and the same six-phase process on a constrained scope.

One Retainer, Rendered Real

First the drawing. Then the room.

The built Winter Park kitchen photographed at completion: the same tall cabinet bank and marble-veined quartz waterfall island as the model, now in warm wood-grain slab fronts with woven stools, a brass faucet, and the pool just outside the sliding doorThe built room
The Studio KBF design model of the same Winter Park kitchen: an L of rendered cabinetry around a marble-veined waterfall island with three stools, sliding doors to the lanai at rightThe studio model

The Waterfall Kitchen · Winter Park. She had already worked with another designer — and retained Studio KBF to see what our creativity would do with the same room. The studio’s answer, modeled first and signed that September: take the glossy white kitchen and its bar-height seating wall out entirely, and set a marble-veined quartz island — “waterfall end on living room,” in the contract’s own words — inside the same footprint. Drag the line above: the studio’s model on the left, the photographed room on the right.Above: the studio’s model, then the photographed room.

The model settled the architecture — the island, the tall bank, the runs. The material story reads straight off the project’s own paperwork: reconstituted-walnut slab fronts, quartz, warm brass.

The same view at completion: a marble-veined quartz island with a waterfall edge and brass faucet below floor-to-ceiling wood-grain cabinetryCompletion
Consult-day phone snapshot of the Winter Park kitchen before remodeling: glossy white flat-panel cabinets, a stainless refrigerator, and a raised black bar-height seating wall on the islandConsult day

The before is her consult-day phone snapshot — shown at its true size, never enlarged.

The consult sheet asked. The room answered.

  • “All new”The contract took out the cabinets, counters, backsplash, appliances — and the wooden seating area.
  • “Open to induction”The gas range left with the old kitchen. A 36-inch Thermador induction cooktop and a single electric wall oven took the run.
  • “Integrated fridge”A Thermador built-in, paneled into the tall bank behind one long brass pull.
  • “Wine fridge”Wired into the plan — the wine refrigerator gets its own outlet in the contract’s electrical scope.
  • “Drawers”Drawer stacks across the perimeter, with pop-up outlets in the island so the quartz stays uninterrupted.
  • “TV wall — needs storage”The entertainment wall shipped in the same contract as the kitchen: one hand, one contract, both rooms.
The integrated Thermador refrigerator paneled into the tall cabinet bank with a long brass pull
The refrigerator the consult sheet asked for — there, and invisible.
The perimeter run at completion: induction cooktop, single electric wall oven, and a stacked-mosaic backsplash under lit uppers
Induction where the gas range stood, under a stacked-mosaic splash.
The powder bath after its change order: a new wood-grain vanity and mirror under a crystal light, quilted wallcovering, and the existing sink reset in place
The powder bath joined by change order — new vanity, new mirror, quilted wallpaper; the existing sink and top reset in place. The studio spends where it shows.

That is what a retainer buys: the drawing, the decisions, and the room that matches both. What a Design Retainer Actually Buys →

Why It Feels Certain

Speed is the result of a constrained scope — not a countdown.

The curated Studio KBF palette on a Winter Park kitchen: wood-grain slab cabinetry, a stacked-mosaic backsplash, a marble-veined quartz counter, warm brass fittings and a flush induction cooktop
One curated palette · resolved before you are asked to choose

Fewer decisions

A curated palette instead of an open showroom. Your designer has already resolved the hard combinations; your selection session tailors, it doesn't start over.

No structural unknowns

Because the layout stays, there are no load-bearing surprises and no engineered-beam change orders mid-build. What we scope is what we build.

One plan set

A streamlined plan set — layout, elevations, finishes — with standard electrical and plumbing permitting handled by KBF as the licensed contractor of record.

One team, one contract, one warranty

One dedicated project manager, the KBF install team, and the same 5-year craftsmanship warranty that covers every KBF remodel.

Same Footprint, Proven

The room stayed exactly where it was. Everything in it changed.

The laundry room before remodeling, seen from the hallway: white builder cabinets over a white washer and dryer, beige walls, a wire shelf, and a black-and-white checkerboard floorBefore
The same laundry room at completion: deep-olive wall cabinets with brass pulls carried up to a crown, a white quartz counter over olive base cabinets, a graphite washer and dryer, and the same checkerboard floorAfter

1 The black-and-white checkerboard floor — kept. It is in both photographs.2 The fluted casing and its bull’s-eye corner block — the house’s original trim, painted rather than replaced. Visible here in the after frame.

A laundry room in Winter Springs — and the clearest picture of what a same-footprint remodel actually is. The checkerboard floor stayed. The house’s fluted door casings and their bull’s-eye corner blocks were kept and painted rather than replaced — one of them, olive, is marked in the after frame. What changed is everything you touch: deep-olive cabinetry carried up to a crown, a quartz counter and base cabinets where there were none, brass hardware, a new washer and dryer. Keep what the house already gives you; replace everything that shows.

Both photographs are the same room, taken from the doorway — the before looking in, the after standing just inside — so they are not the same angle, and nothing here pretends they are. The one thing you can check across both frames is marked â‘  on each: the floor. The casing detail, â‘¡, is in the after frame only. The blurred patch on the wall of the before is a family photograph, hidden at the owners’ expense of a tidy picture rather than theirs. More from this project — remodeling in Winter Springs →

And what it costs

We don’t publish a Studio KBF price, and we won’t invent one over the phone — not because it is a secret, but because the honest number rests on two things nobody has seen yet: how much of the house you are touching, and the level of finish you choose. The same laundry can be built three different ways.

What is fixed is the path to the number. Your complimentary consultation confirms the project fits Studio KBF. The designer-led selection session sets the palette. The price is then built with you against real selections, line by line, before you commit to a build. And if the project turns out to need a wall moved, we say so at the consult and route you to KBF Signature rather than quietly pricing it as something it is not.

Finish detail from the same laundry: folded towels on the graphite washer, the white quartz counter and olive base cabinets with slim brass bar pulls, under the olive wall cabinets

The Studio KBF Process

  1. Complimentary Consultation

    We confirm your project qualifies and guide you toward the curated selections.

  2. Designer-Led Selection Session

    A coordinated palette, tailored one-on-one with your KBF designer.

  3. Streamlined Plan Set

    Clean, clear visuals of your layout, elevations, and finishes.

  4. Procurement & Preparation

    Materials arrive and are verified in-house before your start date is scheduled.

  5. Build

    A predictable, well-managed installation led by the KBF team.

  6. Enjoy

    An elevated remodel, delivered with clarity, care, and craftsmanship.

Clients, Verbatim

The kitchen after completion — slab-front island, brass pendants, professional range and hood

The reviewer's own finished project — a whole-home remodel across kitchen, dining and living spaces — photographed on completion.

“Working with KBF was a dream. We often talk about not having any regrets about anything done on our home.”
Kelly Dixon · Orlando · Whole-Home Remodel · Google Review, Verbatim
“KBF exceeded ALL expectations as they completed a renovation of our master bath.”
Annette Carter · Apopka · Master Bathroom Remodel · Google Review, Verbatim
The master bath at completion — freestanding tub, patterned tile wainscot, dark wood vanities and custom valance The marble-look shower with mosaic niche

Real clients, verbatim reviews, their own homes. More pairs on the reviews page.

Studio KBF, Answered

What's the difference between Studio KBF and a full Signature remodel?

Studio KBF keeps your existing footprint — no walls moved — at any scale, including whole-home remove-and-replace. KBF Signature is full-custom, move-the-walls remodeling with complete design freedom. Both are delivered by the same KBF designers and project managers.

How do I know if my project fits Studio KBF?

Same layout, plumbing and electrical largely in place, and a curated palette. If your project needs load-bearing changes, major plumbing or electrical relocation, a service-panel upgrade, or gas-line work, it's a Signature project — and we'll tell you honestly at the consult.

Do I still get a designer?

Yes — one-on-one guided selections and a curated palette of every finish, from the same award-winning KBF team that designs our Signature projects.

Why is Studio KBF faster?

A constrained same-footprint scope means fewer decisions, no structural engineering, and standard permitting. Timelines are project-specific — your designer builds your real calendar at the consultation.

Can I move a wall or two?

No — any structural change routes you to KBF Signature, so it gets the right engineering and permitting. That honesty at the consult is what keeps Studio projects predictable.

What's included in a Studio KBF project?

A designer-led selection session, a streamlined plan set — layout, elevations, and finishes — with electrical and plumbing permitting, a dedicated project manager, expert installation, and KBF's 5-year craftsmanship warranty.

How much does a Studio KBF remodel cost?

It depends on your finishes and scope — your designer builds the real number with you at the complimentary consultation.

Can Studio KBF do my entire house?

Yes — if it's remove-and-replace with the layout kept, whole-home Studio projects are welcome. Structural changes route to Signature.

Do you work outside Orlando?

Yes — across Central Florida from our Maitland showroom, part of 1,000+ projects completed across the region. Studio KBF serves the same area as every KBF remodel.

How do I start?

Book a complimentary consultation — online or at 407-830-7703. Your designer confirms Studio fit at the consult and guides you into the curated selections.

A completed Studio KBF kitchen in Winter Park seen from the dining end: wood-grain slab cabinetry, a marble-veined quartz island, a stacked-mosaic backsplash and the window wall alongside

Keep the footprint.
Change everything you touch.

One consultation tells you honestly which path your home wants — Studio or Signature. Either way, it's the same KBF team.

Book Your Complimentary Consultation Call 407-830-7703

The Record

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Projects Completed Across Central Florida
2003
Serving Central Florida Since
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KBF Design Gallery · 1295 South Orlando Avenue, Maitland, FL 32751 · 407-830-7703 · Florida License CGC 1529022

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