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Kitchen design and remodeling in Dublin, OH

Most Dublin kitchens we see sit in two-story homes built from the 1980s onward, often open to a family room with an island that has started to feel small. Golf-course homes in Muirfield Village tend to have larger kitchens with original cabinets and counters that are ready for an update, while Ballantrae and Tartan Fields have newer builder-grade kitchens owners want to make their own. In Historic Dublin, older stone and frame buildings bring uneven walls and tighter rooms. Since Dublin spans Franklin, Delaware, and Union counties, it helps that permits still run through the city.

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About Dublin

Planning kitchens in Dublin

Dublin stretches west from the Scioto River, from the stone storefronts of Historic Dublin and the newer Bridge Park district out to Muirfield Village, home of the Memorial Tournament. Most of the city is suburban neighborhoods built from the 1970s onward, many with active homeowners associations. Dublin spans parts of Franklin, Delaware, and Union counties.

Homes here: Large two-story homes from the 1980s through today, golf-course lots in Muirfield, and newer builds in Ballantrae and Tartan Fields. Historic Dublin has older stone and frame buildings.

Permits and approvals: Dublin issues its own building permits, and properties in Historic Dublin go through the city's Architectural Review Board. Many neighborhoods also have HOA design review. We’ll talk through what applies to your property on the estimate.

Neighborhoods include Historic Dublin, Bridge Park, Muirfield Village, Ballantrae and Tartan Fields.

What to plan for in Dublin

  • Dublin issues its own building permits, so electrical, plumbing, or wall changes in the kitchen are reviewed by the city whichever county your home sits in.
  • Larger 1980s and 1990s kitchens often have a soffit above the cabinets that can hide ductwork; it needs checking before running new cabinets to the ceiling.
  • Kitchen work is interior, but a new window, door, or vent through the wall may need HOA sign-off or Architectural Review Board approval in Historic Dublin.
Services in Dublin

Columbus Kitchen Design services in Dublin

Every service below is available to homeowners in Dublin (43016, 43017).

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Local FAQ

A common question in Dublin

Does my Dublin HOA need to approve a kitchen remodel?

Usually not for interior work like cabinets, countertops, or an island. HOA and Architectural Review Board approval tends to come into play when the project changes the outside of the house, such as a new window over the sink, a patio door, or a vent through the siding. Check your association documents, and we will flag any exterior pieces during the estimate.

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