Serving Palo Alto
Custom kitchens, bathrooms, and storage for Palo Alto homes — designed in photorealistic 3D so you see your finished space before construction begins.
Designing in Palo Alto
Palo Alto homes are worth designing carefully. Between Eichlers with their post-and-beam ceilings and flat rooflines, the period Craftsman and Spanish homes of Professorville and Old Palo Alto, and newer builds near Midtown, no two remodels here start from the same place. What they share is land that costs more than the house on it — so the smart move is almost never to move. It's to make the home you already own work the way it should.
That's the exact situation Eduardo Pinto designs for. He has spent more than 20 years designing kitchens, baths, and custom storage, and he works the same way every time: he designs your actual room in photorealistic 3D first, so you approve the finished space with your eyes instead of guessing from a flat plan.
Homes we design
Every neighborhood here has its own housing stock. Eduardo designs for the house you actually own, not a one-size template.
Opening up a galley kitchen in an Eichler means respecting the post-and-beam structure and the glass — not fighting it. Eduardo designs around the lines that make these homes worth owning.
Craftsman, Spanish, and traditional homes near Professorville reward materials and detailing that match the era, with the function of a modern kitchen underneath.
Ranch homes and additions where the goal is usually more light, better flow to the yard, and storage that finally holds everything.
Why design in 3D first
In a city where lots are tight and permitting through the Palo Alto Development Center takes patience, the last thing you want is a mid-project change of heart. When every finish, dimension, and cabinet is decided in 3D before demolition, the build stays on schedule and the surprises mostly disappear.
Palo Alto neighborhoods
Old Palo Alto • Professorville • Crescent Park • Midtown • Barron Park • Green Gables • Community Center
Consultations happen over video, so scheduling is easy and you never lose a Saturday to a showroom. Eduardo works in English and Spanish.
“Eduardo was wonderful to work with. He listened to what we wanted, offered great suggestions, and the 3D renderings made it easy to see exactly what we were getting. We love our new kitchen.”
Pamela Lifson — Client Review
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No cost to look
Tell Eduardo what you're thinking. He'll listen, then design your space in 3D — and you decide with the finished picture in front of you. No cost, no obligation.
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