At Lobkovich Kitchen Designs (LKD), we believe your kitchen should be more than just a place to cook—it should be a masterpiece that reflects your unique style and enhances your daily life. Based in Tysons Corner, Virginia, LKD is a premier kitchen design firm co-founded by architect J. Paul Lobkovich, who continues to lead our commitment to design excellence and unparalleled client service. The firm was also founded by the late Michael R. Conway, whose vision helped establish our foundational principles.
Our mission is to bring your dream kitchen to life through a collaborative and creative design process. We work closely with architects, interior designers, and homeowners to design beautiful, functional kitchens. Beyond the initial design, we provide custom cabinetry and assist with the coordination of other crucial aspects of your project. This includes everything from installation, countertops, and appliances to tile flooring and lighting, ensuring a seamless and stunning result that will delight you, your family, and your guests for years to come.
With over 30 years of experience, LKD has designed acclaimed kitchens in some of the most prestigious homes across the United States. While our heart is in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area, our portfolio spans diverse locations including Chicago, IL; Hilton Head Island, SC; Nantucket, MA; New York City, NY; Ocean Reef, FL; the Pacific Northwest; Scottsdale, AZ; and Southern California. No matter where you are, LKD is ready to transform your kitchen into a functional work of art.
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Project Planning
At Lobkovich Kitchen Designs, we’re dedicated to bringing your vision to life with meticulous care and attention to detail. We value your time, and to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, we’ve refined our collaborative project planning process into the following steps:
Initial Consultation: Your Vision Takes Shape
Our journey together begins with a complimentary initial consultation. This is a chance for us to understand your unique interests, preferences, and desires for your kitchen. It’s also an opportunity for you to get to know our capabilities and see firsthand the quality of our work through our extensive portfolio of completed projects. This meeting often sparks exciting ideas, allows us to discuss various styles and pricing options, and helps us build the foundation for a strong working relationship. We firmly believe that designing your new kitchen should be a pleasant and exciting experience, and this collaborative first step sets that tone.
Design Commencement and Collaboration
Following our introductory consultation, we’ll provide you with a comprehensive estimate for your project. Upon your acceptance, a design retainer will be requested, and we’ll officially kick off the design phase.
The design process is a truly collaborative and iterative experience. We’ll present you with detailed plans, elevations, and immersive 3D renderings, offering a complete picture of our proposed design concept, including specific material recommendations. This advanced visualization allows you to virtually walk through your new kitchen before it’s built, ensuring every detail aligns with your vision. We’ll work closely with you through every iteration, ensuring the final design not only meets but exceeds all your needs and aspirations.
A Seamless Journey to Your Dream Kitchen
We’re confident in our ability to deliver exceptional results, and we’d be delighted to provide you with references upon request. We look forward to partnering with you on your project, transforming unlimited possibilities into a completed kitchen that will exceed your expectations.
@HOME | Morris, McDonald and Lobkovich: December 16, 2020
Interior designer Tracy Morris’ stunning new McLean residence is featured in Home&Design’s Late Fall 2020 issue. Form meets function in this Craftsman-style home, where Tracy has infused serene interiors with a sense of understated luxury. Please join Tracy, along with architect James McDonald and kitchen-and-bath designer J. Paul Lobkovich, for a behind-the-scenes discussion on how it all came together, hosted by editor in chief Sharon Jaffe Dan.