The Novack
Providence
The Novack is a luxury remodel in Providence, Las Vegas, where Kingdom & Co. reworked a dated builder-grade kitchen and the connected living spaces into one bright, cohesive floor. The home came with honey-oak cabinetry, laminate counters, and beige builder finishes that no longer matched how the family lives. We rebuilt it as a crisp, warm, modern space, designed and built by the same in-house team. We believe you should love every corner of your home, and this before and after is a frame of reference for what a focused remodel can do in Providence or nearby Centennial Hills.
The Novack
The Novack is a luxury remodel in Providence, Las Vegas, where Kingdom & Co. reworked a dated builder-grade kitchen and the connected living spaces into one bright, cohesive floor. The home came with honey-oak cabinetry, laminate counters, and beige builder finishes that no longer matched how the family lives. We rebuilt it as a crisp, warm, modern space, designed and built by the same in-house team. We believe you should love every corner of your home, and this before and after is a frame of reference for what a focused remodel can do in Providence or nearby Centennial Hills.
We replaced the honey-oak cabinetry with white shaker cabinets, set white quartz countertops, and ran a soft grey square-tile backsplash. Matte black hardware, a black industrial faucet, and a black prep sink add contrast, while light wood open shelving keeps it warm. A large island anchors the room with seating for the family, finished with leather counter stools and black pendant lighting over white oak floors.
Off the kitchen, the great room and foyer were brought into the same language. A clean plaster fireplace grounds the great room beneath a mounted display, and white oak floors carry through. The entry was opened up with French doors and a layered runner, so the first thing you see sets the tone for the rest of the home.
Frequently Asked Questions
A kitchen remodel in Providence and the greater Las Vegas Valley at the Custom-tier luxury level runs roughly $65,000 to $250,000+ depending on the size of the kitchen. Smaller builder-grade kitchen refreshes (new cabinetry, countertops, hardware, flooring) run $65,000 to $100,000. Medium kitchens with layout changes, an island, upgraded appliances, and great-room integration (like The Novack) run $90,000 to $150,000. Larger kitchens with structural reconfiguration, custom cabinetry, premium stone, and professional appliance packages run $150,000 to $250,000+. Kingdom & Co. delivers a detailed line-item estimate during the design phase, before any construction contract is signed.
A typical Custom-tier kitchen remodel in Las Vegas runs 4 to 8 months from signed design contract through final walkthrough. Design and material selection take 2 to 4 months; construction runs 2 to 4 months depending on scope and material lead times. Projects that extend into connected living areas (like The Novack, which included the great room and foyer alongside the kitchen) run on the longer end because they add scope. Kingdom & Co. provides a week-by-week schedule during the design phase, with a single point of contact throughout.
In open-concept and connected spaces, yes — matching flooring across the kitchen, living room, dining room, and foyer makes the floor read as one continuous surface rather than as separate rooms, which is one of the simplest ways to make a home feel larger and more cohesive. The Novack uses white oak floors throughout the kitchen, great room, and entry foyer, which carries the warm wood tone from the island base and open shelving through every connected room. In bathrooms, laundry rooms, and other wet or utility spaces, different flooring (tile, stone) is typically used for durability — but the public-facing rooms benefit from one continuous material.
Yes, and it is often the smart way to do it. Updating connected spaces together keeps the flooring, paint, cabinetry language, and design palette consistent across the whole floor — hard to match if the rooms are done separately or sequentially. The Novack is a working example: Kingdom & Co. remodeled the kitchen, great room, and entry foyer as one project, with white oak floors, matching cabinetry tones, and consistent black-and-brass hardware carrying across all three rooms. One in-house team handles design and construction under a single contract, with one point of contact start to finish.
For most homeowners in Las Vegas, yes. The kitchen and the rooms around it are where daily life happens, so updating them changes how the entire home feels and adds real resale value in a market that rewards updated kitchens. Kingdom & Co. gives you the same design team and the same in-house crews that build full-scope custom kitchens, tailored to the project. You are not managing a designer and a contractor separately — Kingdom & Co. handles both under a single agreement with a dedicated point of contact from start to finish.
