Kitchen Remodeling in the Museum District, TX
Kitchen Remodel Masters Houston is a veteran family-owned kitchen remodeler at 1923 Washington Ave, about 15 minutes from our Washington Avenue office from the Museum District. We design the kitchen in 3D for free, build the cabinets and fabricate the countertops in our own shop, and run the job with a project manager who sends you a photo update every day. Most full kitchens take two to four weeks of construction.
Kitchens in the Museum District
The Museum District and the neighborhoods around Hermann Park are a mix of 1920s to 40s brick and stucco homes in Boulevard Oaks, Binz and Riverside Terrace, the large mid-century homes of MacGregor along Brays Bayou, new townhomes toward the Third Ward, and the mid-rise and high-rise condos that serve the Medical Center. The old kitchens were built for staff and sit at the back of the house behind a pantry. The condo kitchens are compact and ruled by the building. Both want the same thing: an open kitchen with real storage.
The projects we do most often in the Museum District:
- Opening a 1930s kitchen to the dining room and the back garden while keeping the home’s original trim and proportions.
- Condo kitchens near the Medical Center: custom cabinets to the ceiling, quartz or porcelain counters, panel-ready appliances, building approvals handled.
- Replacing developer cabinets and counters in a new townhome.
- Full custom kitchens in Riverside Terrace and MacGregor homes with islands and sculleries.
Our work near the Museum District
- Townhome kitchen with flat-panel cabinets and a quartzite island on Feagan St
- Kitchen opened to the living room with a new island on Verdome Ln
See all projects for more.
Kitchen remodeling services in the Museum District
Kitchen Remodeling
Full remodels from the free 3D design through construction, with daily photo updates and daily cleanup. See kitchen remodeling.
Custom Cabinets
Shaker, slim shaker, inset and flat-panel cabinets built in our own Houston shop by Jose’s team. See custom cabinets.
Cabinet Refinishing
Painting, staining and refacing for cabinets that are solid but dated. See cabinet refinishing.
Countertop Replacement
Quartz, granite, quartzite, marble and porcelain, templated and fabricated in-house by Eduardo’s team. See countertop replacement.
Outdoor Kitchens and Patio Covers
Brick grill islands, stone counters and covered patios built for Houston weather. See outdoor kitchens and patio covers.
Bathroom Remodeling
Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions and full master baths. See bathroom remodeling.
Permits in the Museum District
The Museum District, Riverside Terrace and MacGregor are City of Houston permitting. Kitchen projects that move plumbing, gas or electrical, or remove a wall, need a City of Houston permit, which we pull and schedule inspections for. Cabinet refinishing and countertop replacement do not need one. Boulevard Oaks and Audubon Place are historic districts, which review exterior changes only. Condo buildings add their own approval and insurance paperwork, which we provide. Read our Houston kitchen permits guide for fees and timelines.
What the Museum District clients can expect
- Free in-home consultation. Sean measures the kitchen and talks through what you want and what it will take.
- Free 3D design and material selection. You see the layout, cabinets, counters and finishes on screen and change them until they are right.
- One written proposal. Scope, materials by name, price and schedule. Nothing is ordered until you approve it.
- Construction with daily updates. Samuel, your project manager, sends photos every day and the crew cleans up every evening.
- Final walkthrough and photos. Every door, drawer and fixture tested with you, then before-and-after photos.
Full details on the our process page. Financing is available through our finance page.
What clients say
“Sean and his team did an amazing job remodeling our kitchen! They redid our counters/sink and backsplash. It truly brought new life to our kitchen. They started promptly after signing the contract and had it all done within 2 days.”
Stacy Uy, Google review
Read more on our reviews page. We work from Hermann Park and Rice University east along Binz, Almeda and N MacGregor to Scott Street, south to Old Spanish Trail and the Medical Center, and north to Richmond and the Third Ward.
Get a free consultation in the Museum District
Call (713) 364-6603 or request a free consultation. Sean will come out, measure, and show you your new kitchen in 3D before you decide anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you remodel a kitchen in a 1930s Museum District home?
Yes. Old homes here have plaster walls, cast-iron plumbing and small kitchens behind a pantry. We open the kitchen to the dining room on an engineer's letter and a City of Houston permit, update plumbing and electrical, and build cabinets that match the home's trim.
Do you work in Medical Center condos?
Yes. We handle the building's approval packet, insurance paperwork, elevator and work-hour scheduling, and design around the building's venting and plumbing limits.
What does a kitchen remodel cost here?
We do not publish a price list, and every kitchen is quoted on its own scope. Our Houston kitchen remodel cost guide lists sourced 2026 market ranges by project type. Sean gives one written price after the free consultation and 3D design.
Is my home in a historic district, and does that matter?
Boulevard Oaks and Audubon Place are Houston historic districts. They review exterior changes; interior kitchen work is not reviewed, though standard trade permits apply.
How long does a kitchen take?
Two to four weeks of construction for a full remodel, one to two weeks for cabinet painting plus counters. Condo move-in rules can add a few days.
Where are you located?
1923 Washington Ave, Houston 77007, fifteen minutes up Montrose Boulevard or Main. Call (713) 364-6603.