Tustin Kitchen Remodel — April 2026

Light oak, brass and a lot of daylight

This Tustin kitchen is built around one material decision: light oak shaker cabinets, top and bottom, in a single finish that runs the full U of the room. The hardware is brass throughout — round knobs on the doors, bar pulls on the drawers — and the upper cabinets reach a tray ceiling with crown moulding, so the room keeps its height rather than stopping at a soffit.

The sink sits under the window in the middle of the U, with a crystal chandelier over it and sheer curtains either side. The counters are a cream stone with a soft vein, and the backsplash is a glazed white subway tile laid horizontally to the underside of the wall cabinets.

The cooking wall

The range wall is the simplest run in the room: a stainless gas range between two stacks of oak drawers, with a stainless microwave set into the wall cabinets above it and the refrigerator at the end of the run.

A peninsula open to the family room

On the open side, the counter becomes a peninsula with a white painted base and three upholstered stools, under glass pendant lights. From the family room the whole kitchen is in view, past a white column, with a brick fireplace on the far wall.

If you want a wood kitchen that still reads light, bring a photo of your room to our Anaheim showroom and compare oak finishes against the stone you have in mind. You can also see how we work in Tustin and across Orange County, or book a free design consultation.