Decisions, decisions! The myriad choices for your cabinets, appliances, countertops, flooring, sinks, faucets, lighting and other items can be overwhelming.

Kitchen Elements works carefully with you to select the most appropriate, attractive materials for your design. Additionally, we maintain solid relationships with our vendors, giving you the range of choices and availability you desire.

Depending on your project, your material selections may relate to:

• Cabinets
  > Homestead Custom Cabinetry
  > Showplace Wood Products
  > Cabinet Refacing
  > Murphy Wall-Beds
  • Appliances
  • Countertops
  • Sinks and Faucets
  • Tubs and Fittings
  • Flooring
  • Hardware
  • Lighting
  • Tile

  
  
  “Good, Better and Best”

  In the world of remodeling and renovation, there are always a variety of choices that affect the final outcome of your project. Many people agree that remodeling choices are categorized as “Good”, “Better,” and “Best.”

  It’s most often your material selections that will have the greatest impact on the final look, feel and project investment, but other elements effect the project including the overall design and the craftsmanship of the installing contractor.

  Kitchen Elements works with you to determine the design elements, material choices and installation methods that create the best product. Our definitions of “Good,” “Better” and “Best” are:

  Good – Design and materials that will meet your needs and function well.

  Better – Design and materials that will perform more effectively and give you greater satisfaction. Better materials and appliances will incorporate more architectural detailing.

  Best – Design and high-end materials that will perform most effectively and give you the greatest pleasure. High-end materials and appliances will incorporate more elaborate architectural detailing and utilize innovative technology and creative design.

  Throughout our work together, we will inform you of the “Good,” “Better” and “Best” choices that are available to you. We commit to provide:

  • Organization, focus and experience with the many elements and decisions that go into your project.
  • Outstanding support and assistance as you make the right decisions with respect to your renovation and project investment.
  • Care and concern to ensure your satisfaction and enjoyment of your final project.

  
  
  
  
  
  - Homeowners in Potomac, Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Montgomery County, Maryland, Northwest Washington DC and Northern Virginia hire Jan Goldman of Kitchen Elements to design and create extraordinary kitchens, baths and other home elements. -