Remodeling for Falls Church Homes
Falls Church sits about 8 miles east of our Fairfax showroom, and the homes here have a character all their own. Drive through Pimmit Hills, Sleepy Hollow, or the streets around Lake Barcroft and you find a remarkable run of mid-century capes and colonials, many built when this stretch of inner Northern Virginia first filled in. Closer to Seven Corners and the City of Falls Church, that older housing stock now sits beside a steady wave of high-end teardown rebuilds, where owners are either reimagining a decades-old floor plan or finishing out a brand-new build.
Kitchen Design Center works across both ends of that spectrum. A 1950s cape near Annandale Road asks very different questions than a fresh build off Leesburg Pike, and we approach each on its own terms. Older homes often have compact, closed-off kitchens and a single dated bathroom that no longer matches how the family actually lives. Newer rebuilds tend to start with more open space but still need cabinetry, surfaces, and a layout that feel intentional rather than builder-generic. Whichever describes your home, the goal is the same: a kitchen or bath that fits the house and the way you use it.
Kitchen Remodeling in Falls Church
A full kitchen remodel in a Falls Church mid-century home usually means rethinking walls and flow as much as finishes. Many of the original capes and colonials here were laid out with the kitchen tucked behind the dining room, separated from the rest of the main floor. Opening that up, reworking the cabinet runs, and choosing surfaces that hold up to daily cooking can change how the whole house feels.
We handle kitchen remodeling end to end, from the layout and cabinetry through the countertops and the final fit. For the high-end rebuilds going up around Seven Corners and the City of Falls Church, we focus on cabinetry and surface selections that match the level of the rest of the home, so the kitchen reads as a deliberate design rather than an afterthought. Because we are a showroom as well as a remodeler, you can see and compare cabinet doors, finishes, and countertop slabs in one place before anything is ordered.
Bathroom Remodeling in Falls Church
Bathrooms in the older homes around Sleepy Hollow and Pimmit Hills are often original or close to it, with tight footprints and finishes that have long since dated. A thoughtful bathroom remodel can make a small space feel far more usable without pretending the house is something it is not.
We take on primary baths, hall baths, and powder rooms, coordinating the vanity cabinetry, countertop, and overall layout so the finished room is cohesive. In teardown rebuilds, where bathrooms are being created from scratch, we help align the cabinetry and stone selections with the kitchen and the rest of the home, so the materials carry a consistent thread throughout. The same brands and lines we use in the kitchen are available for vanities, which keeps the look connected from room to room.
Countertops & Cabinets
Countertops and cabinets are the heart of what we do, and they are where a Falls Church remodel really comes together.
For countertops, we work in quartz, granite, and marble, with quartz from Cambria and Silestone, and a broad range of granite, marble, and quartz options through MSI and Caesarstone. Quartz is a popular choice for busy kitchens because of its consistency and low maintenance, while granite and marble bring natural variation that suits both restored mid-century homes and new high-end builds. Seeing the actual slabs matters, and our showroom lets you compare colors and patterns side by side rather than guessing from a small sample.
For cabinetry, we offer both custom cabinets and cabinet refacing, drawing on lines including J&K, StarMark, Fabuwood, and Waypoint. Refacing can be a smart fit for a solid older Falls Church kitchen where the boxes are sound but the doors and finish are tired, giving a fresh look without a full teardown. Custom cabinetry makes sense when you are reworking the layout, building from scratch in a rebuild, or want something tailored to an unusual space. We help you weigh the two against your home, your timeline, and the look you are after.
Serving Falls Church from Our Fairfax Showroom
Our showroom is at 11217 Lee Highway, Unit E, in Fairfax, roughly 8 miles west of Falls Church. From most of the area the drive is straightforward: Lee Highway (Route 29) and Leesburg Pike (Route 7) both connect the City of Falls Church and the Seven Corners area back toward Fairfax, and neighborhoods near Annandale Road feed easily onto those same routes. Whether you are coming from Lake Barcroft, Pimmit Hills, or the blocks near Eden Center, it is a short trip to see materials in person.
Visiting the showroom is the best way to start. You can walk through cabinet door styles and finishes, compare countertop slabs in real light, and talk through your kitchen or bathroom project with someone who can map it to your specific home. We are open Monday through Friday, 9 to 6, and Saturday, 10 to 4, and you are welcome to stop in or call ahead at (703) 244-1220 to plan your visit.
Falls Church homes deserve a remodel that respects what makes them distinct, from the mid-century bones of Sleepy Hollow to the new builds rising near the City. Kitchen Design Center is here to help you get there, one carefully chosen cabinet and countertop at a time.