Yes, and it is one of the more common projects we take on. Tuscan kitchens from the mid-2000s Las Vegas building boom typically have heavy stained cabinetry, variegated granite counters, ornate wrought iron fixtures, and travertine or tumbled marble floors. The Volere is a working example: the original Tuscan kitchen with honey-stained cabinetry and an ornate iron chandelier is now a refined transitional kitchen with one long marble island, book-matched calacatta slab, and a two-tone greige and oak palette.