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Since 1999, BullRun has been crafting the DC area's most exceptional kitchen renovations, combining skilled craftsmanship with an unwavering eye for detail.
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/ Washington, DC
Kitchen Remodeling Contractors in Washington, DC
Renovating a kitchen in the District comes with its own set of challenges, rowhome layouts, older building infrastructure, tight urban lots, and that's exactly where BullRun Kitchen & Bath specializes. As a design-build company, we manage the entire process under one roof: design, permitting, demolition, and construction, so DC homeowners never have to juggle multiple contractors or guess who's responsible for what.
City living doesn't mean settling for a cramped or outdated kitchen. Our team reworks even the most awkward floor plans into functional, good-looking spaces, whether that means opening up a narrow galley kitchen or maximizing storage in a compact rowhouse layout. Every kitchen remodel we take on in DC is designed to solve real space problems, not just add new finishes.
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Explore Kitchen Styles for Your Washington, DC Home
Whatever direction you're leaning, our designers know how to make it work within DC's unique housing stock. With a team of 50-plus tradespeople, we turn your kitchen remodel vision into a finished space built to last.

Modern Kitchen
Clean lines and quiet color palettes define this look. A modern kitchen remodel typically strips away visual clutter, handle-less cabinet fronts, integrated appliances, and a monochromatic base broken up by one bold material choice like a waterfall-edge countertop. It suits DC condos and newer builds where square footage is precious and every inch needs purpose.

Contemporary Kitchen
This style borrows a little from everything currently trending and updates fast. A contemporary kitchen remodel often features mixed materials, matte black fixtures next to warm wood, two-tone cabinetry, or a statement backsplash, paired with an open layout that keeps the cook connected to guests. It's a popular pick for DC homeowners tackling a townhouse kitchen remodel who want their space to feel current for years to come.

Farmhouse Kitchen
Even in a city rowhouse, farmhouse charm translates surprisingly well. This look brings in apron-front sinks, shaker-style cabinets, and warm reclaimed wood shelving to soften a historic DC home's original bones. Homeowners planning an old kitchen remodel often lean into this style specifically to preserve their home's character while upgrading function.

Traditional Kitchen
A traditional kitchen remodel suits DC's older, architecturally detailed homes particularly well. Crown molding, inset cabinet doors, and classic hardware finishes keep the design in step with a historic exterior, while updated appliances and layout bring modern convenience inside. It's a natural fit for a townhouse kitchen remodel or an old kitchen remodel where preserving character matters.

Coastal Kitchen
Bright and breezy, this style trades heavy materials for light woods, pale cabinetry, and subtle blue or seafoam accents that make a room feel larger than it is. Woven textures and glass-front cabinets keep the space from feeling sterile. It's an especially smart choice for a small kitchen remodel in a DC condo or apartment where natural light needs help bouncing around the room.
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Recent Projects in the Washington, DC
Our project history across the District reflects just how varied DC housing really is, historic rowhomes, modern condos, and everything in between. Some clients need a full kitchen remodel with structural changes, others want a targeted refresh that respects an existing layout. No matter the scope, our approach stays consistent: precise craftsmanship, honest timelines, and kitchen remodeling results built to hold up in a city home.
BATHROOM
A Sage Green and Gold-Tone Bathroom in Ashburn, VA
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An Open Kitchen & Dining Expansion in Montclair, VA
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A Marble Soaking Tub Bathroom in Centreville, VA
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A White Waterfall Island Kitchen in Centreville, VA
HOME
From Dated to White: A Home in Centreville
KITCHEN
Inside a Navy Marble Peninsula Kitchen in Fairfax Station
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What our clients say about us
Every project in this gallery is a real DC kitchen we've completed for real homeowners, not staged photography. Browse through to see how different layouts, finishes, and budgets translated into finished spaces, then imagine what a similar kitchen remodeling project could look like in your own DC home.
BullRun understood our vision from day one. The entire process felt effortless — clear communication, thoughtful design decisions, and attention to every detail. The final bathroom feels both functional and beautifully personal.
BullRun didn’t impose a style on us — they listened carefully and shaped a design that feels uniquely ours. From material selection to spatial planning, every decision was explained clearly and made with intention.
What impressed us most was BullRun’s ability to balance beauty with everyday functionality. The design is visually stunning, yet incredibly practical for daily use. Nothing feels excessive or overdesigned.
/ Frequently Asked
Clear Answers. No Surprises.
If yours isn't here, our designers will answer it on the discovery call. No filler, no "it depends."
Yes. Every kitchen project in Washington DC starts with a free, no-obligation consultation where your designer measures the space, listens to how you use your kitchen, and outlines next steps, so you know exactly what to expect before committing to anything.
Most kitchens in Washington DC move through design and selections in four to eight weeks, then six to twelve weeks on site for the build. We lock the full schedule before demo day and report against it every week, so you always know where things stand.
In most cases, yes, and we handle that for you. Our team pulls every required permit in Washington DC before work begins, so you never have to navigate the process alone.
In most cases, yes. We seal the work area with dust barriers, protect the rest of the house, and clean up every evening, so the rest of your home stays comfortable while we work in Washington DC.