Miles Cameron and his wife had been thinking about their kitchen remodel for a couple of years. They had lived in their Fairfax, Virginia home for nearly seven years, and the kitchen — while serviceable — was no longer matching who they had become as a household. Miles is an avid home cook who spends significant time in the kitchen; his wife wanted something beautiful enough to be a daily source of joy. After seeing their neighbors' kitchen — remodeled by Bull Run Kitchen & Bath — they knew they had a starting point. The neighbor's kitchen said everything. They signed with Bull Run.
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The Fairfax kitchen remodel was part of a larger main-floor transformation. Beyond the kitchen itself, Bull Run Kitchen & Bath renovated the main-floor bathroom, replaced all lighting throughout the house (including chandeliers and recessed lighting in the kitchen, living room, and dining space), painted, removed a wall, lifted vents, and moved insulation. This was not a small project — and it was completed within about a month from the start of demolition. Designer Matt worked with the Camerons from the beginning, helping them translate their wishlist into a concrete design plan. Miles and his wife came with ideas; Matt helped them refine those ideas, navigate what was achievable, and build a cohesive vision for the entire space.
Design & Materials:
The kitchen's color scheme is one of its most distinctive and talked-about features. White cabinets on the upper level convey brightness and airiness, while the lower cabinets shift to a rich sage green — a European-inspired choice that the Camerons kept returning to after exploring several other options. The combination is warm, distinctive, and immediately inviting. White quartz countertops run throughout, including across the peninsula — a practical and beautiful choice that provides generous counter space for both daily cooking and entertaining. The backsplash uses classic subway tile in a style that complements the sage green and white color story. A coffee nook adjacent to the main kitchen area features floating shelves and a continuation of the subway tile — a purposeful, well-used space where Miles and his wife make espressos in the morning and afternoon tea throughout the day. The removal of a wall opened up the main floor, creating the flow and openness the Camerons wanted. New recessed lighting in the kitchen, living room, and dining space — combined with updated chandeliers — transformed the entire atmosphere of the main level.
The Transformation Process:
From the start of demolition to a fully functional kitchen, the project moved efficiently and was completed within approximately one month. The crew was professional, kind, and responsive throughout. When issues arose — as they do in any renovation — solutions were found quickly. Matt remained present through the project, ensuring that every decision point was handled smoothly. The Fairfax kitchen remodel demonstrates that a comprehensive renovation — one that touches the kitchen, the bathroom, the lighting, and the walls — does not have to be a drawn-out, disruptive experience when the right team is running the project.
Why Bull Run:
Fairfax homeowners who want a kitchen remodel that delivers on both design and speed will find Bull Run Kitchen & Bath to be exactly the right partner. Their ability to complete a comprehensive main-floor renovation — kitchen, bathroom, lighting, walls, and painting — within a matter of weeks, while maintaining consistent communication and quality throughout, is genuinely rare in the Northern Virginia remodeling market. Whether you are an avid cook who needs a functional workspace or a homeowner who wants a kitchen that impresses every guest, Bull Run Kitchen & Bath has the design talent and execution track record to deliver. Contact them today for a free consultation. Serving Fairfax, Fairfax County, and communities throughout Northern Virginia and the DMV area.
Testimonial:
“My wife worked very hard with Matt on the design for the color scheme — whether it was for our tiles and our grout or for deciding what color cabinets she wanted. White on top to convey brightness, and a different color for the lowers. We went with a sage green, more of a European style. We kept coming back to green. And I think it works out quite well.”
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The finishedroom
Your smile tells us we’ve done things right. That your experience remodeling your kitchen and bath has been more than what you expected. And as a result you can’t help but gush over your new kitchen or bath and tell everyone about it!
